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written as = -k²Exs. where k is the complex propagation constant and jk = a + jß. The electric field can be written as E (x,t) = Exoe-jacos(wt- B2). Assume that we have a complex permittivity e = e'-je" . From the given information, derive mathematical expressions for a.ß,and n as functions of w,u and Also explain the role of a and ß given that a 20 dz

written as = -k²Exs. where k is the complex propagation constant and jk = a + jß. The electric field can be written as E (x,t) = Exoe-jacos(wt- B2). Assume that we have a complex permittivity e = e'-je" . From the given information, derive mathematical expressions for a.ß,and n as functions of w,u and Also explain the role of a and ß given that a 20 dz

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