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A two-dimensional plane wave may be expressed as
f (x, y, t) = Re {^ A ei(kx+ly−νt)}^ = Re {^ A eiθ}^ (1)
θ = constant
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y
wave propagation
∆θ
θ = 0
θ = π
θ = 2π
θ = 3π
Plot of θ as a function of (x,y) for fixed t.
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Plot of Re{exp ( i θ)} as a function of (x,y) for fixed t.
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At any fixed point in space [(x, y) fixed; t varies]:
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Plot of θ as a function of t for fixed (x,y). θ (^) −ν
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Plot of Re{exp ( i θ)} as a function of t for fixed (x,y). θ
period
Special note on θ: If θ has an imaginary part, θ = θr + iθi, then eiθ^ = ei(θr^ +iθi)^ = eiθr^ e−θi^ ≡ A∗eiθr^. θr is the wave phase angle as interpreted above, and A∗^ = Ae−θi^ is a modified amplitude that depends on time and/or space. For example, if the frequency, ν, contributes the imaginary part, then the wave has time-dependent amplitude that grows or decays with time. Such waves are called unstable, to distinguish them from the neutral waves (A constant) that we discussed above.