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... integral . The differential operator V oper- ates on r , and r " = r r ' . If we use instead V ' , which operates on r ' , the r " deriva- tives will change sign . So , the second integral becomes - Μο + Î " Ho du ( J'.V ' ) dv 4π " 2 ...
... integral . The differential operator V oper- ates on r , and r " = r r ' . If we use instead V ' , which operates on r ' , the r " deriva- tives will change sign . So , the second integral becomes - Μο + Î " Ho du ( J'.V ' ) dv 4π " 2 ...
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... integral , we remind you , from Example 3-12 , that the curl of an electrostatic field is zero , so for the quasi - static case ▽ × E = 0 , and the first inte- gral vanishes . For the second integral we use an integral formula from the ...
... integral , we remind you , from Example 3-12 , that the curl of an electrostatic field is zero , so for the quasi - static case ▽ × E = 0 , and the first inte- gral vanishes . For the second integral we use an integral formula from the ...
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... integral is an integral over a surface enclosing all space . Then it will be zero if we get far enough away from all charges , by the following reason- ing : At large distance , the charge distribution looks like a point charge , so ...
... integral is an integral over a surface enclosing all space . Then it will be zero if we get far enough away from all charges , by the following reason- ing : At large distance , the charge distribution looks like a point charge , so ...
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