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... components , we get a total of Aa , = VX A. da ( 1.33 ) which is Stokes ' theorem for a simple loop . This represents , on ... component of force , and so on . On the other hand , for the Lorentz force F , on a charge Qmoving at speed vy ...
... components , we get a total of Aa , = VX A. da ( 1.33 ) which is Stokes ' theorem for a simple loop . This represents , on ... component of force , and so on . On the other hand , for the Lorentz force F , on a charge Qmoving at speed vy ...
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... component separately . This is shown in the next example . EXAMPLE 2-5 A line charge of constant linear charge density λ coulombs per meter extends along the positive y axis from 0 to L. Find the field at position a along the positive x ...
... component separately . This is shown in the next example . EXAMPLE 2-5 A line charge of constant linear charge density λ coulombs per meter extends along the positive y axis from 0 to L. Find the field at position a along the positive x ...
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... components cancel out , by symmetry , for the line charge sections of positive and negative y , so E , = 0 ; and the corresponding x components are equal , so we get twice the previous x component . The result is SO Ex λ = sin 0 Απερα E ...
... components cancel out , by symmetry , for the line charge sections of positive and negative y , so E , = 0 ; and the corresponding x components are equal , so we get twice the previous x component . The result is SO Ex λ = sin 0 Απερα E ...
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Vector Analysis | 1 |
Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
Magnetic Field BAmpères Law | 66 |
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