Abstract

The frequently used Maxwell’s equations that contain E, B, D, and H fields are only substantiated in the framework of linear material equations and for isotropic media alone. We have shown that accounting for the deviation of magnetic permittivity μ (ω) from unity in the usually employed dispersion equation implies a false precision. Therefore, if spatial dispersion is disregarded, transverse waves only exist in the energy region where ε(ω) > 0 and have a positive group velocity.

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