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... uniform and differs only in magnitude from the applied field E. = The boundary condition of continuity of the potential gives E ( 1 ) C ( 1 - A / R3 ) , where R is the radius of the sphere , and the condition of continuity of the normal ...
... uniform and differs only in magnitude from the applied field E. = The boundary condition of continuity of the potential gives E ( 1 ) C ( 1 - A / R3 ) , where R is the radius of the sphere , and the condition of continuity of the normal ...
Page 44
... uniform field . In other words , the field inside the ellipsoid is also uniform . We shall not pause to write out the formulae for the field outside the ellipsoid , which are of little interest . The uniform field inside the ellipsoid ...
... uniform field . In other words , the field inside the ellipsoid is also uniform . We shall not pause to write out the formulae for the field outside the ellipsoid , which are of little interest . The uniform field inside the ellipsoid ...
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... uniform volume compression or expansion . We shall neglect the dielectric properties of the external medium ( the atmo- sphere , for instance ) in which the body is situated , i.e. we suppose that € = 1 . This medium thus serves merely ...
... uniform volume compression or expansion . We shall neglect the dielectric properties of the external medium ( the atmo- sphere , for instance ) in which the body is situated , i.e. we suppose that € = 1 . This medium thus serves merely ...
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2 The energy of the electrostatic field of conductors | 3 |
3 Methods of solving problems in electrostatics | 9 |
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