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Abstract
Keywords:
1. Introduction
2. Derivation the Explicit Form of the Energy Equation
3. Transition to the Euclidean Coordinates
4. Transformation of the Radiation Part of the Energy Terms
5. Energy Inequalities
6. Conclusion - Numerical Verification of the Above Formulas
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