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New Insight in the Propagation of Wave Fronts in the Vicinity of a Refractive Object

From Maxwell’s equations in Riemannian geometry, the geodetic ray path is defined as the path where the electromagnetic energy efficiently travels through the medium. To validate that the electromagnetic wave fronts are determined by the geodetic lines, wave fronts are rigorously computed from an integral equation formulation in the specified case of a dielectric sphere.