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2020-01-04
Rumsey's Reaction Concept Generalized
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Ismo Veikko Lindell,

    Prof. Ismo Veikko Lindell

    Department of Electrical and Communications Engineering

    Helsinki University of Technology

    Finland

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Ari Sihvola

    Dr. Ari Sihvola

    Radio Science and Engineering

    Helsinki University of Technology

    Finland

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 89, 1-6, 2020
doi:10.2528/PIERL19091705 | Google Scholar

Abstract
The reaction concept, introduced by Rumsey in 1954, describes interaction between time-harmonic electromagnetic sources through the fields radiated by the sources. In the original form the concept was a scalar quantity defined by three-dimensional field and source vectors. In the present paper, the representation is extended to four dimensions applying differential-form formalism. It turns out that, in a coordinate-free form, the reaction concept must actually be a one-form, whose temporal component yields Rumsey's scalar reaction. The spatial one-form component corresponds to a three-dimensional Gibbsian-vector reaction which consists of electromagnetic force terms. The medium is assumed homogeneous and isotropic in this paper.
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Ismo Veikko Lindell, and Ari Sihvola, "Rumsey's Reaction Concept Generalized," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 89, 1-6, 2020.
doi:10.2528/PIERL19091705
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