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I found the thread "Can magnetic field expand faster than light?" but no thread on electric fields.
For example:
If, in the above setup, the dielectrics used in capacitors were physically very long (the distance between plates very high) and the capacitors were charged up to high potential in a way that closing the switch would create a HV peak measurable at the resistor, is it possible that this peak could appear faster than light travels the distance between capacitor plates?
For example:
If, in the above setup, the dielectrics used in capacitors were physically very long (the distance between plates very high) and the capacitors were charged up to high potential in a way that closing the switch would create a HV peak measurable at the resistor, is it possible that this peak could appear faster than light travels the distance between capacitor plates?