Abstract
Faraday's law of induction and Ampere's law are the well-known originators of Maxwell's equations. Those laws state the contribution of a stationary or moving surface to the electromagnetic field. However, when the environs contain a body which makes an oscillatory motion, those laws cannot give the surface induction. Extensions to EM theory are possible when na priori statement is added. Those a priorily stated extentions give additional terms in the two basic equations of Maxwell's theory. The results give the opportunity to handle the electromagnetic waves in oscillatory mediums and are useful in predicting the unexpected variations in probabilistic mediums.
Keywords
Faraday cage
Maxwell's equations
Electromagnetic induction
Electromagnetic field
Classical mechanics
Physics
Electromagnetic radiation
Inhomogeneous electromagnetic wave equation
Electromagnetic theory
Ampere
Electromagnetic tensor
Magnetic field
Optical field
Quantum mechanics
Optics
Subject Areas
Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies
·Statistical and Nonlinear Physics ·Physical Sciences
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