Abstract
Maxwell’s equations for electromagnetic waves in free space, with parallel electric and magnetic fields, are solved under the condition that the fields are functions of z and t, independent of either x or y. A number of interesting examples of plane waves obtained from the general solution are shown. Their properties and the vanishing Poynting vector are discussed.
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