Help Needed: Solving Difficult Homework Questions Before Friday Night

[pop]

plez..I want your help :(

I have HW is Difficult for me

if anybody can help me :(

Q1:
1)In a conducting media the wave equation:
\Delta^2E=\mu\sigmadE/dt+\mu\epsilond2E/dt2

has solution of the type E(z, t) = E0 exp [ i (kZ –w t)], where
\kappa^2 = \mu\epsilon w2 + i \mu\sigma w.
a) Find explicit expressions for real and imaginary parts of \kappa .
b)Show that in a good conductor the electric field leads the magnetic field by 45(deg) and find the ratio of their amplitudes. ?


Q2:
A monochromatic plane polarized electromagnetic wave
E(r, t) = E0 sin (k. r – w t) is traveling eastward.
The wave is polarized with E directed vertically up and down alternately. Calculate E, B and the Poynting vector S provided that the amplitude of the electric field strength is 0.05 V/m and the frequency = 6 MHz. Also, find the <S>?

plez I want to the answer. befor friday night

thanx for all

 

[gabbagabbahey]

Hi pop, Welcome to PF!

As per the forum rules, you need to show some attempt at a solution in order to get assistance here.

 

[tiny-tim]

Welcome to PF!

Hi pop! Welcome to PF!

(try using the X² tag just above the Reply box )

(also, if you use LaTeX, just put tex and \tex at the start and end of each line; and ∇ is \nabla not \Delta )​

Q1:
1)In a conducting media the wave equation:
∇²E = µ σ dE/dt + µ ε d²E/dt²

has solution of the type E(z, t) = E₀ e^{i (kZ –w t)}, where
k² = \mu\epsilon w² + i \mu\sigma w.
a) Find explicit expressions for real and imaginary parts of \kappa .
b)Show that in a good conductor the electric field leads the magnetic field by 45(deg) and find the ratio of their amplitudes. ?

For 1a), just differentiate … what equations do you get?

And that should help you with 1b) ​

 

[pop]

gabbagabbahey:

thanx
i read it
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tiny-tim

hi

For 1a), just differentiate … what equations do you get?

yah I know ...if i do this i will get :
k² = \mu\epsilon w² + i \mu\sigma w.

but i don't need this i need Eq 9.126 in Ch 9
in Griffiths. Electrodynamics 3ed
>> sorry i can't write it :)

any way thanks a lot ...i did it

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I still wait to your help in Q2

Q2:
A monochromatic plane polarized electromagnetic wave
E(r, t) = E0 sin (k. r – w t) is traveling eastward.
The wave is polarized with E directed vertically up and down alternately. Calculate E, B and the Poynting vector S provided that the amplitude of the electric field strength is 0.05 V/m and the frequency = 6 MHz. Also, find the <S>?

plez I want to the answer. befor friday night

thanx for all

:)

 

[gabbagabbahey]

I still wait to your help in Q2

This forum supports LaTeX, which should make writing vector equations easier for you. For example, a general monochramitic plane wave is given by

\vec{E}(\vec{r},t)=\vec{E_0}e^{i(\vec{k}\cdot\vec{r}-\omega t)}

...Now, as for your question, I'd start by picking a coordinate system (for example, positive x-direction="East" and "vertical"=positive y-direction) and then write explicitly the polarization unit vector and wave vector and use that to re-write \vec{E}(\vec{r},t).

Then, use Faraday's Law to calculate \vec{B}(\vec{r},t). And finally calculate <S>.