Which way is the electromagnetic field moving?

david1443 · 2011-05-31T04:44:22+00:00

Hi all I am wondering as this diagram shows. Which way is the electromagnetic field(s) moving? http://www.biophotonicsresearchinstitute.com/Picture1.png Thanks.

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I'm thinking about the following problem. I have an electrified fluid with a constant charge density, Q, within the fluid. Will this necessarily yield a surface charge? Would I have to compute it by looking at the displacement fields on either side of the interface? Would it change if the bulk charge within the fluid remains constant?

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