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... da dt dE 2πτΒ = μο ερα dt From Problem 2-22 , E = σ / eo , so dE / dt = do / odt . As current flows , charge accu- mulates on the plates , and so Q = σa and I = dQ / dt 2πrВ = μoЄo ado / dt = μodQ / dt = μol 2πιβ = ado / dt . Then , μον ...
... da dt dE 2πτΒ = μο ερα dt From Problem 2-22 , E = σ / eo , so dE / dt = do / odt . As current flows , charge accu- mulates on the plates , and so Q = σa and I = dQ / dt 2πrВ = μoЄo ado / dt = μodQ / dt = μol 2πιβ = ado / dt . Then , μον ...
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... da dt d ▽ × E. da - B. da dt This is true for arbitrary areas , so the urge to set integrands equal is almost irre- sistible . If only we could sneak the time derivative past the integral sign Unfortunately , the case of motional emf ...
... da dt d ▽ × E. da - B. da dt This is true for arbitrary areas , so the urge to set integrands equal is almost irre- sistible . If only we could sneak the time derivative past the integral sign Unfortunately , the case of motional emf ...
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... da --Jev x ( -VV - A ) . d = -fer • QV × ( VV ) da = 0 da because we are assuming A / dt = 0 and because the curl of a gradient is always zero ( see inside front cover ) . Note that if ▽ × E = 0 everywhere , then W = 0 and the field is ...
... da --Jev x ( -VV - A ) . d = -fer • QV × ( VV ) da = 0 da because we are assuming A / dt = 0 and because the curl of a gradient is always zero ( see inside front cover ) . Note that if ▽ × E = 0 everywhere , then W = 0 and the field is ...
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Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
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