On 2 Apr, 09:43, (Richard Harrison) wrote:
Art wrote:

"Earlier I explained that Gaussian law can be expanded to provide a link
to a radiator."

I am one who missed Art`s explanation. I am curious as Gauss and
antennas have not been directly related in my mind.

Wikipedia says:
"The total of electric flux out of a closed surface is equal to the
charge divided by the permittivity."

J.C. Maxwell may have found Gauss useful, but why do I need him in
amateur antenna wotk?

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

If you add time to both sides of the Gaussian law you have the
connection
which is more specific than that stated in Maxwell laws .Specific
means the shape of the radiating cluster in question upto and
including resulting radiation desirables. A quick search on "Gaussian"
will bring you upto date
All have been extensively stated.
Art
Art