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John David Jackson. 2.3 Point Charge in the Presence of a Charged , Insulated , Conducting Sphere In the previous section we considered the problem of a point charge q near a grounded sphere and saw that a surface - charge density was ...
John David Jackson. 2.3 Point Charge in the Presence of a Charged , Insulated , Conducting Sphere In the previous section we considered the problem of a point charge q near a grounded sphere and saw that a surface - charge density was ...
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... q = 3 1 11 2 3 4 yla 5 -1 -5 Fig . 2.5 The force on a point charge q due to an insulated , conducting sphere of radius a carrying a total charge Q. Positive values mean a repulsion , negative an attraction . The asymptotic dependence of ...
... q = 3 1 11 2 3 4 yla 5 -1 -5 Fig . 2.5 The force on a point charge q due to an insulated , conducting sphere of radius a carrying a total charge Q. Positive values mean a repulsion , negative an attraction . The asymptotic dependence of ...
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... charge by using Coulomb's law for the force between the charge and its image ; ( c ) the total force acting on the plane by integrating 27σ2 over the whole plane ; ( d ) the work necessary to remove the charge q from its position to ...
... charge by using Coulomb's law for the force between the charge and its image ; ( c ) the total force acting on the plane by integrating 27σ2 over the whole plane ; ( d ) the work necessary to remove the charge q from its position to ...
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