Completing the complex Poynting theorem: Conservation of reactive energy in reactive time

arXiv1412.3850MaRDI QIDQ6257201FDOQ6257201

Authors: Gerald Kaiser 

Publication date: 11 December 2014

Abstract: The complex Poynting theorem is extended canonically to a time-scale domain $(t,s)$ by replacing the phasors of time-harmonic fields by the analytic signals $X(r,t+is)$ of fields $X(r,t)$ with general time dependence. The imaginary time $s>0$ is shown to play the role of a time resolution scale, and the extended Poynting theorem splits into two conservation laws: its real part gives the conservation in $t$ of the scale-averaged active energy at fixed $s$, and its imaginary part gives the conservation in $s$ of the scale-averaged reactive energy at fixed $t$. At coarse scales (large $s$, slow time), where the system reduces to the circuit level, this may have applications to the theory of electric power transmission and conditioning. At fine scales (small $s$, fast time) it describes reactive energy dynamics in radiating systems.

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Partial differential equations (35-XX) Optics, electromagnetic theory (78-XX) Functions of a complex variable (30-XX)

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