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Derive the version of maxwell's equations applicable to the electric and magnetic fields in an ohmic conductor ( = oe, p = 0). show that a solution of these equations consists of a travelling wave part, multiplied by an exponential attenuation with depth into the conductor. [25 marks] [5 marks] q 4(b) define the term skin depth

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