PHYS 201 | Polarized Scattering 4 - Dipole Scattering Derivation

Here is a very detailed description of the derivation of dipole radiation, including how to do the expansions and approximations. Can it be done in 41 minutes? We will see....
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[@mathphysics2595]

I.ll watch this and the old ones

[@stunchbox7564]

Great job prof...🙏Thankz

[@florentthibault8399]

How did you find de vector potential dA/dt? Do you have a video explaining that? I'm redoing the proof for a school project.

[@Prof-Hafner]

No, sorry. I've never taught junior E&M so I don't have any good explanations prepared for the vector potential.

[@florentthibault8399]

@@Prof-Hafner alright, no problem. Thank you for your great videos! ^^

[@Walczyk]

What happened to the incoming waves?

[@Prof-Hafner]

It keeps going. If you are doing the full scattering problem, you calculate the superposition of the plane wave and the dipole radiation patttern. But for scattering to the side the plane wave can be ignored.

[@mathphysics2595]

Hi..

[@mathphysics2595]

Hi .

[@Prof-Hafner]

Hello!

[@haroonq7876]

. I shell be back.

[@mathphysics2595]

U still no one online