Collapsing Solutions of the Maxwell Equations
Neil V. Budko, Alexander B. Samokhin
Abstract
We derive the essential space-time spectrum of the Maxwell equations in linear isotropic inhomogeneous media together with the corresponding essential modes. These modes represent the collapse of the electromagnetic field into a single point in space at a single angular frequency. The location and frequency of the essential mode are random variables obeying the Born statistical postulate.
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