Induced currents on a pair of separated dipole antennas

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To calculate the induced currents on two separated dipole antennas, the user seeks guidance on the appropriate expressions and strategies. They reference specific chapters from a manual that detail mutual impedance and induced voltage formulas. The user needs clarification on the parameters for their calculations, specifically the effective length and the electric field at the dipole's location. They are encouraged to show their work and utilize LaTeX for clarity in their equations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of demonstrating understanding and effort in solving the problem.
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induced current from incident E-fiels
Relevant Equations
mutual impedance
Hello, I need to calculate the expression for a current on two dipoles separated as shown in the attached full task .
I need to present a solution,lets take the simplest case.
Theta_in=0
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I need to find the expression for the currents on the dipoles.

https://eceweb1.rutgers.edu/~orfanidi/ewa/ch24.pdf
My E-field is in Z direction and the phase is a viarable of X.
1.What expression should i use to get the current on the dipole?

After that i opened chapter 25
https://eceweb1.rutgers.edu/~orfanidi/ewa/ch25.pdf
I see that there are expressions for mutual impedance.
2What strategy do you recommend me to use to get the current on the other dipole?
Thanks.
 

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Hello berkerman, first of all I want to see what current is being induced on a single dipole.
So the question is what formula should I use for this purpose?
I have the following manual
https://phys.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Electricity_and_Magnetism/Electromagnetics_II_(Ellingson)/10:_Antennas/10.11:_Potential_Induced_in_a_Dipole
from the manual formula (10.11.7)
$$\widetilde{V}_1^r = -\widetilde{\bf E}_2({\bf r}=0) \cdot \hat{\bf \theta} l_e \nonumber$$
(latex is not converting code into formula)
is the right
What is my l_e and E(r=0) given my task?
Given that this the correct formula ,How given Voc i get the induced current on a single dipole?
Thanks.
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