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... Section 2.4 in connection with the electric field , the curl in Section 3.6 with the magnetic field , and the gradient in Section 6.2 with the scalar potential . ( In this approach we follow Purcell . ) For those who prefer to get the ...
... Section 2.4 in connection with the electric field , the curl in Section 3.6 with the magnetic field , and the gradient in Section 6.2 with the scalar potential . ( In this approach we follow Purcell . ) For those who prefer to get the ...
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... Section 3.6 . Thus , we “ derive ” part of Ampère's law starting with Biot - Savart , but remember what we said in the first paragraph of this section , concerning the significance of this derivation . 3.8 . JE / at and Biot - Savart ...
... Section 3.6 . Thus , we “ derive ” part of Ampère's law starting with Biot - Savart , but remember what we said in the first paragraph of this section , concerning the significance of this derivation . 3.8 . JE / at and Biot - Savart ...
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... ( Section 2.4 ) and also ▽ × E = 0 ( Section 3.6 ) , which is missing a term . But Coulomb is static , whereas Gauss is more general . • The Biot - Savart law yielded V · B = 0 ( Section 3.7 ) and Ampère's law , V x B = μOJ μου ( Section ...
... ( Section 2.4 ) and also ▽ × E = 0 ( Section 3.6 ) , which is missing a term . But Coulomb is static , whereas Gauss is more general . • The Biot - Savart law yielded V · B = 0 ( Section 3.7 ) and Ampère's law , V x B = μOJ μου ( Section ...
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Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
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