why does iime varying magnetic field produce electric field(or vice versa) in adjacent space rather than in same space?

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turingtest · Answer

I assume that's supposed to be 'time varying'
sorry if I got your hopes up, I can't answer it effectively, but it's a good questions so I want to see the answer.

anonymous · Answer

yes *time varying

jamesj · Answer

...and by adjacent, I'm guessing you mean perpendicular to, rather than parallel to?

anonymous · Answer

yes, they are perpendicular but also adjacent(that's why they propagates)

jamesj · Answer

I still don't understand your sense of the word "adjacent". The picture I have in my mind is this one: http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/wavebasics/basicwavesjavafigure1.jpg

anonymous · Answer

induced field is ahead of the source field in the direction of propagation.