The sinusoidal form of the magnetic field is defined as:
(33–1) |
where is the mean vector, is the amplitude vector, is defined as the propagation vector, is the position vector of an arbitrary point. , and are the , and direction cosines respectively. The quantities , , and are the frequency, wavelength, and phase offset, respectively. For a non-moving field, the propagation vector is zero.
The square form of the magnetic field is defined as:
(33–2) |
The definition of the propagation vector is the same as for the sinusoidal form.