In addition, Maxwell's equations represent a spherical wave that forms a longitudinal wave that conflicts with Maxwell's transverse waves; consequently, the electromagnetic wave equations of light cannot be derived using Maxwell's equations that represent a longitudinal wave.
Furthermore, the electromagnetic wave equations of light cannot be derived using Maxwell's equations that represent a longitudinal wave. In addition, Maxwell's equations represent a spherical wave that forms a longitudinal wave that conflicts with Maxwell's transverse waves.
In addition, Maxwell's equations represent a spherical wave that forms a longitudinal wave that conflicts with Maxwell's transverse waves. Furthermore, the electromagnetic wave equations of light cannot be derived using Maxwell's equations that represent a longitudinal wave.
In addition, Maxwell's equations represent a spherical wave that forms a longitudinal wave that conflicts with Maxwell's transverse waves. Furthermore, the electromagnetic wave equations of light cannot be derived using Maxwell's equations that represent a longitudinal wave.