Elements of Electromagnetics
Elements of Electromagnetics
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Author: Sadiku
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 9, Problem 8RQ
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Identify the fields that are not Maxwellian in free space.

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Answer to Problem 8RQ

The fields that are not Maxwellian in free space are (b) E=100cos(ωt)ax_ and (d) B=0.4sin(104t)az_.

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Calculation:

Write the generalized forms of Maxwell’s four Equations.

D=ρv        (1)

B=0        (2)

×E=Bt        (3)

×H=J+Dt        (4)

Rewrite Equation (1) for source-free region.

D=0 {ρv=0}        (5)

Rewrite Equations (3) and (4) for source-free region.

×E0        (6)

×H0        (7)

(a) H=cosxcos(106t)ay:

Rewrite Equation (2) for source-free region.

μoH=0 {B=μoH}

H=0        (8)

Find H.

H=[cosxcos(106t)ay]=(xax+yay+zaz)[cosxcos(106t)ay]=y[cosxcos(106t)]=0

Find (×H).

×H=|axayazxyz0cosxcos(106t)0|={0z[cosxcos(106t)]}ax0ay+x[cosxcos(106t)]az0

As Equations (7) and (8) are satisfied, the field H=cosxcos(106t)ay is a Maxwellian field.

(b) E=100cos(ωt)ax:

Rewrite Equation (5).

εoE=0 {D=εoE}

E=0        (9)

Find E.

E=[100cos(ωt)ax]=(xax+yay+zaz)[100cos(ωt)ax]=x[100cos(ωt)]=0

Find (×E).

×E=|axayazxyz100cos(ωt)00|=0ax{0z[100cos(ωt)]}ay+{0y[100cos(ωt)]}az=0

Equation (9) is satisfied but, Equation (6) is not satisfied. Therefore, the field E=100cos(ωt)ax is not a Maxwellian field.

(c) D=e10ysin(105t10y)az:

Find D.

D=[e10ysin(105t10y)az]=(xax+yay+zaz)[e10ysin(105t10y)az]=z[e10ysin(105t10y)]=0

Rewrite Equation (6).

×E01εo×D0 {E=Dεo}

×D0        (10)

Find (×D).

×D=|axayazxyz00e10ysin(105t10y)|=y[e10ysin(105t10y)]axx[e10ysin(105t10y)]ay+0az=y[e10ysin(105t10y)]ax0ay+0az0

As Equations (5) and (10) are satisfied, the field D=e10ysin(105t10y)az is a Maxwellian field.

(d) B=0.4sin(104t)az:

Find B.

B=[0.4sin(104t)az]=(xax+yay+zaz)[0.4sin(104t)az]=z[0.4sin(104t)]=0

Rewrite Equation (7).

1μo×B0 {H=Bμo}

×B0        (11)

Find (×B).

×B=|axayazxyz000.4sin(104t)|=y[0.4sin(104t)]axz[0.4sin(104t)]ay+0az=0

Equation (2) is satisfied but, Equation (11) is not satisfied. Therefore, the field B=0.4sin(104t)az is not a Maxwellian field.

(e) H=10cos(105tz10)ax:

Find H.

H=[10cos(105tz10)ax]=(xax+yay+zaz)[10cos(105tz10)ax]=x[10cos(105tz10)]=0

Find (×H).

×H=|axayazxyz10cos(105tz10)00|=0ax{0z[10cos(105tz10)]}ay+{0y[10cos(105tz10)]}az=0ax+z[10cos(105tz10)]ay+0az0

As Equations (7) and (8) are satisfied, the field H=10cos(105tz10)ax is a Maxwellian field.

(f) E=sinθrcos(ωtrωμoεo)aθ:

Find E.

E=[sinθrcos(ωtrωμoεo)aθ]=(rar+θaθ+ϕaϕ)[sinθrcos(ωtrωμoεo)aθ]=θ[sinθrcos(ωtrωμoεo)]0

As Equation (9) is not satisfied, the field E=sinθrcos(ωtrωμoεo)aθ is not a Maxwellian field.

(g) B=(1ρ2)sin(ωt)az:

Find B.

B=[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)az]=(ρaρ+ϕaϕ+zaz)[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)az]=z[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)]=0

Find (×B).

×B=|aρaϕazρ1ρϕz00(1ρ2)sin(ωt)|=1ρϕ[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)]aρρ[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)]aϕ+0az=0aρρ[(1ρ2)sin(ωt)]aϕ+0az0

As Equations (2) and (11) are satisfied, the field B=(1ρ2)sin(ωt)az is a Maxwellian field.

Conclusion:

Thus, the fields that are not Maxwellian in free space are (b) E=100cos(ωt)ax_ and (d) B=0.4sin(104t)az_.

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