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... q = PA . If the ends have been sliced off perpendicularly , the surface charge density is ob = q A = P. d = A -q + q Figure 4.12 Aend Figure 170 CHAPTER 4. ELECTRIC FIELDS IN MATTER 2 Physical Interpretation of Bound Charges.
... q = PA . If the ends have been sliced off perpendicularly , the surface charge density is ob = q A = P. d = A -q + q Figure 4.12 Aend Figure 170 CHAPTER 4. ELECTRIC FIELDS IN MATTER 2 Physical Interpretation of Bound Charges.
Page 171
... bound charge σ = Pĥ over the surface of the material . This is exactly what we found by more rigorous means in Sect . 4.2.1 . But now we know where the bound charge comes from . If the polarization is nonuniform we get accumulations of ...
... bound charge σ = Pĥ over the surface of the material . This is exactly what we found by more rigorous means in Sect . 4.2.1 . But now we know where the bound charge comes from . If the polarization is nonuniform we get accumulations of ...
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... bound charges , and check that they add up to zero . Problem 4.32 A point charge q is imbedded at the center of a ... bound charge densities , Pb and σp . What is the total bound charge on the surface ? Where is the compensating negative ...
... bound charges , and check that they add up to zero . Problem 4.32 A point charge q is imbedded at the center of a ... bound charge densities , Pb and σp . What is the total bound charge on the surface ? Where is the compensating negative ...
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Vector Analysis | 1 |
Spherical Polar Coordinates | 38 |
Electrostatics | 58 |
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