Example30ElectromagneticImagingwthinaLaser-Beampropagatingwiththespeedoflight:c=
1
ϵ0μ0
Book:+∇. −×∇×+∇. −×∇× (19)ExampleofaLASER-BEAMwithaGaussianIntensitydivison,combinedwithanarbitrarydivisiong[x,y]inthe(x,y)plane,propagatinginthez-directionwiththespeedoflightc=.
RisingoftheJamesWebbSpaceTelescope
anditsFundamentalBlindness
Page15,Equation(19)-
1
2
c
∂×
¯
E
¯
Η
∂t
ε
0
¯
E
¯
E
ε
0
¯
E
¯
E
μ
0
¯
Η
¯
Η
μ
0
¯
Η
¯
Η
= 0
-K2+
2
x
2
y
1
ϵ0μ0
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`NDSolveProblems`"]
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`NDSolveUtilities`"]
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`InterpolatingFunctionAnatomy`"]
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ϵ0=.
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μ0=.
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x=.
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y=.
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z=.
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t=.
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Get["VectorAnalysis`"]
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InverseFunctions->True
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InverseFunctionsTrue
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`NDSolveProblems`"]
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`NDSolveUtilities`"]
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Needs["DifferentialEquations`InterpolatingFunctionAnatomy`"]
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SetCoordinates[Cartesian[x,y,z]]
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Cartesian[x,y,z]
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{Coordinates[Cartesian],CoordinateRanges[Cartesian]}
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{{x,y,z},{-∞<x<∞,-∞<y<∞,-∞<z<∞}}
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K2=.
One polarized (Electric Field in the x-direction) Laser Beam f1[x,y,z,] is propagating in the z-direction. The second polarized (Electric Field in the y-direction) Laser Beam f2[x,y,z] is propagating in the x-direction. In the cross section of both Laser Beams due to “Electromagnetic Interaction” deformation takes place and deforms both different images projected by both Laser Beams in two different and perpendicular directions. This has been called “Electromagnetic Interaction Lensing”.
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ev={f1[x,y,z]*g[t-z*Sqrt[ϵ0]*Sqrt[μ0]],f2[x,y,z]*g[t-z*Sqrt[ϵ0]*Sqrt[μ0]],0}
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f1[x,y,z]gt-z
ϵ0
μ0
,f2[x,y,z]gt-zϵ0
μ0
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mv=(1/Sqrt[μ0])*Sqrt[ϵ0]*{0,f1[x,y,z]*g[t-z*Sqrt[ϵ0]*Sqrt[μ0]],f2[x,y,z]*g[t-z*Sqrt[ϵ0]*Sqrt[μ0]]}
Out[]=
0,,
ϵ0
f1[x,y,z]gt-zϵ0
μ0
μ0
ϵ0
f2[x,y,z]gt-zϵ0
μ0
μ0
