View Full Version : What is the electric displacement field for one electron?
Damned charming :)
Oct3-04, 07:14 AM
I am teaching myself Maxwells equations for fun and this question may be gibberish but I would like to know know the explicit formula for D for a single elecron so I can practice my use of the divergence theorem and check the divergence is the charge density.
Claude Bile
Oct4-04, 07:37 PM
The Electric Displacement vector, D, will depend on the surrounding material. The formula for D is just the permittivity of the surrounding material multiplied by E (in S.I. units).
Claude.
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