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... potential due to a unit point charge , this sym- metry merely represents the physical interchangeability of the source and the observation points . For ... potential energy of all 20 Classical Electrodynamics Electrostatic potential energy,
... potential due to a unit point charge , this sym- metry merely represents the physical interchangeability of the source and the observation points . For ... potential energy of all 20 Classical Electrodynamics Electrostatic potential energy,
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... potentials + V , alternately . ( a ) Set up a series representation for the potential inside the sphere for the general case of 2n segments , and carry the calculation of the coefficients in the series far enough to determine exactly ...
... potentials + V , alternately . ( a ) Set up a series representation for the potential inside the sphere for the general case of 2n segments , and carry the calculation of the coefficients in the series far enough to determine exactly ...
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... potential on the end faces is zero , while the potential on the cylindrical surface is given as V ( p , z ) . Using the appropriate separation of variables in cylindrical coordinates , find a series solution for the potential anywhere ...
... potential on the end faces is zero , while the potential on the cylindrical surface is given as V ( p , z ) . Using the appropriate separation of variables in cylindrical coordinates , find a series solution for the potential anywhere ...
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