Radiation in a Compressible and Anisotropic Plasma Medium

Based on the compressivity and the permittivity tensor formulation of electrodynamics in a lossy, compressible, and anisotropic plasma medium, it is shown that when both electric and magnetic current sources are present, the longitudinal components of the electric and magnetic fields and the pressur...

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