Derivation of the Rayleigh-Jeans law – part 2 | thecuriousastronomer

In part 1 of this blog I showed that the 1-dimensional (let’s say the x-direction) wave equation for the electric field $latex \vec{E}(x,t) = E \sin(kx – \omega t)$ is $latex \frac{ d^{…

Derivation of the Rayleigh-Jeans law – part 2 | thecuriousastronomer Home About thecuriousastronomer Life, the Universe, and everything Feeds: Posts Comments Derivation of the Rayleigh-Jeans law – part 2 04/11/2013 by RhEvans In part 1 of this blog I showed that the 1-dimensional (let’s say the x-direction) wave equation for the electric field is and that this can be generalised to the 3-dimensional wave equation By analogy to the 1-D electric field, the 3-D electric field (that is, travelling in any direction) can be written as The direction of the electric field can be spli

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