Abstract
This paper consists in transferring Maxwell’s differential equations to a discrete spatial and temporal formulation that allows coding them and implementing them in an algorithm that provides a numerical solution which provides a visual overview of the physical behavior of electromagnetic waves for two dimensions. This technique provides a tool capable of being applied to various disciplines of science with which it is possible to study systems and quantify the phenomena produced by electromagnetic activity successfully.
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