Energy conservation in electromagnetic waves
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An electromagnetic wave doesn't violate the conservation of energy. Maxwell's electromagnetism does. When you apply the Maxwell's equations to two beams of light of the same frequency, collinear, out of phase 180 degree, occurs the phenomenon of destructive interference
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an electromagnetic wave projects a varying electric field. This electric field can in turn give forces of repulsion/attractions to the electrons and protons it passes very close to
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an electromagnetic wave projects a varying electric field. This electric field can in turn give forces of repulsion/attractions to the electrons and protons it passes very close to
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