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Dec2-12, 07:44 AM   #1
 

Gauss's law for electrodynamics


Gauss's law can be proved qualitatively by proving that the field inside a charged closed surface is zero. However Maxwells' equations says that gauss's law holds true even for electrodynamics. how can this be verified experimentally? Thanks in advance !
 
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