Abstract
When a radiating source is immersed in an isotropic compressive plasma, a longitudinal electroacoustic wave may be excited in addition to the usual electromagnetic wave. These waves produced by linear antennas have been studied by the author in a series of papers. The present paper, called part VI of the series, deals with some features of the electric field associated with electroacoustic waves excited by linear antennas. It is shown that the distribution of the field is oscillatory with broadside symmetry and that the maximum occurs almost in the broadside direction.
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