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... radius of inversion ) . Thus , if the function ( r ) satisfies Laplace's equation , then so does the function p ' ( r ' ) = R $ ( R2r ' \ r′2 ) / r ' . ( 3.11 ) Let us assume that we know the electrostatic field due to some system of ...
... radius of inversion ) . Thus , if the function ( r ) satisfies Laplace's equation , then so does the function p ' ( r ' ) = R $ ( R2r ' \ r′2 ) / r ' . ( 3.11 ) Let us assume that we know the electrostatic field due to some system of ...
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... radius a ( c ) . The distance -a from the conductor to the surface of the sphere is supposed large compared with c , but not large compared with a . The two conductors are joined by a thin wire , so that they are at the same potential ...
... radius a ( c ) . The distance -a from the conductor to the surface of the sphere is supposed large compared with c , but not large compared with a . The two conductors are joined by a thin wire , so that they are at the same potential ...
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... radius a , in an anisotropic dielectric medium . = SOLUTION . By the transformation shown in Problem 2 , the determination of the field of a sphere with charge e in an anisotropic medium reduces to the determination of the field in a ...
... radius a , in an anisotropic dielectric medium . = SOLUTION . By the transformation shown in Problem 2 , the determination of the field of a sphere with charge e in an anisotropic medium reduces to the determination of the field in a ...
Contents
ELECTROSTATICS OF CONDUCTORS 1 The electrostatic field of conductors | 1 |
2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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