Generally, the initial conditions determine m and k∥. Then k⊥ is calculated from the dispersion relation. We need to express kρ and n as a function of m, k∥ and k⊥. We have
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and
![]() | (117) |
We get an expression for n
![]() | (118) |
which is inserted back in (??) to get
![]() | (119) |
and kρ is solution of the equation
![]() | (120) |
Defining
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and
we have
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such that
![]() | (125) |
which gives
![]() | (126) |
To sum up
![]() | (127) |
where σρ = ±1. We can also express kρ as
![]() | (128) |
The correct solution for kρ can be determined from (??).