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Radiation-force density without Ohm's law (f​x​=−∂x​[μ0​Hz2​​/2+ϵ0​Ey2​​/2])

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For a monochromatic transverse field depending on x,t, with vacuum permittivity and permeability and arbitrary induced transverse current, Ampère's law gives Jy​=−∂x​Hz​−ϵ0​∂t​Ey​. Multiplying by μ0​Hz​ and averaging Faraday's law gives the displayed gradient. No constitutive assumption J=σE is required. A steady average removes the field-momentum time derivative.

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