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What does the Faraday law express, qualitatively speaking?

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The Faraday law equates the change in potential V around a loop to the total flux through the surface bounded by that loop.
Is effectively implies that a changing magnetic field produces a current.

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What does the ampere law state, qualitatively?

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The Ampere law in integral form essentially states that a moving charge (or collection of charges/current) produces a magnetic field circulating around it.

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What is the continuity equation for charge?

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Div.J = -d[charge density wrt(r)]/dt

Where d is a partial differential, and J is current density. This essentially says that the divergence (change)of current density is equal and opposite to the change in charge density with respect to time.

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What does the Poynting vector dictate?

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The Poynting vector dictates the direction of propagation of a wave.

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What is the Poynting vector?

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N = EXH

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What is the time-averaged power per unit area in the wave (as found from the Poynting vector components)?

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|N|average = ExH*/2

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What is the relationship between E and H?

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|E|/|H| = characteristic impedance ‘nu’

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