The usual, frequency dependent permittivities μ and ε yield only an incomplete account of electric and magnetic dissipation when they are both important. Especially, a certain type of static field is ignored: Transverse, coupled, and dissipative. They vary exponentially in space, with a decay length that is macroscopic in select systems.
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