A chiral medium is described by D = EEs - jxH, . = , + jE,...

 

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A chiral medium is described by D₁ = EEs - jxH, Β. = μΗ, + jχE, where x is called the chirality parameter. Derive frequency-domain, source-free Maxwell equations that involve E, and H, only. One properties of such a medium is that the two waves resulting from solving the wave equation propagate at a different phase velocity, due to the chirality parameter Xe. A chiral medium is described by D₁ = EEs - jxH, Β. = μΗ, + jχE, where x is called the chirality parameter. Derive frequency-domain, source-free Maxwell equations that involve E, and H, only. One properties of such a medium is that the two waves resulting from solving the wave equation propagate at a different phase velocity, due to the chirality parameter Xe.

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