13.1 The magnetic vector potential at point P(r, 0, 4) due to a small antenna located at the origin is given by 50 e¯jßr A, = where r = x + y + 2. Find E(r, 0, þ, t) and H(r, 0, þ, t) at the far field.

13.1 The magnetic vector potential at point P(r, 0, 4) due to a small antenna located at the origin is given by 50 e¯jßr A, = where r = x + y + 2. Find E(r, 0, þ, t) and H(r, 0, þ, t) at the far field.

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