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I would say that the glass is a equipotential ground. The air should not be consider, I assumed that the electrode surface is complete immerse within the dielectric solvent. Regarding the boundary conditions, I am not what else I can consider to establish them. Any advise? Thanks.

Homework Statement Hello everyone, I am writing here regarding a doubt I have about electric fields. Our set up consists on two rod shape electrodes in a cylindrical glass vessel separated by 6 mm from each other, with one of the electrodes grounded (electrodes dimensions: 0.5 mm diameter and...