Derive wave equations or the electric field and magnetic field in vacuum. (Refer to Griffiths "Introduction...

Derive wave equations or the electric field and magnetic field in vacuum.

(Refer to Griffiths "Introduction to electrodynamics" Chapter 9.2.1)

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