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    Circular ring in xy-plane with current, find current density

    Homework Statement Consider a circular ring of wire of radius a that resides in the x-y plane through the origin. The center of the ring coincides with the origin and you can regard the thickness of the wire to be infinitesimal. a. Given that a current I flows in the ring, find an...
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    Integral form of Gauss' Law, Parallel Plate Capacitor

    Homework Statement If one were to consider a parallel plate capacitor with a distance d between them connected to a battery and a vacuum space between the plates. Will the integral form of Gauss' Law to any closed surface between the plates that does not cross either plate hold? If not, what...
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    Find the flux through a surface S (Electromagnetic Theory)

    Sorry for that. This one. I think I may have over thought it a bit.
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    Find the flux through a surface S (Electromagnetic Theory)

    Flux= EA cos(theta)= E.A I got flux = q/4e0 I don't have experience using mathematica at all
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    What Is the Charge Distribution p(rho) for This Electric Field?

    Sorry for that! I put down the work I had
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    What Is the Charge Distribution p(rho) for This Electric Field?

    Hey! Sorry for that... I did some work but I got stuck. I used divergence E = p/e0 a.) div E = (-a/r^2 - 2/r^3) * exp(-a*r) = p/e0. So I know what p is. b.) Then I tried to integrate over p(rho) to get q_tot q_tot = Integral [pdV] I got --> exp(-a*r)/r^2 - 2*exp(-a*r)/r^3 = q_tot...
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    What Is the Charge Distribution p(rho) for This Electric Field?

    Homework Statement The Electric field E produced by an unknown charge distribution p (rho) is E(r)= (constant)*((exp(-ar))/r^2)*(r_hat). a.) Use Gauss' law in differential for to determine p(rho) b.) Find the total charge q_tot by directly integrating p(rho), and show that it is 0. c.)...
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    Find the flux through a surface S (Electromagnetic Theory)

    Homework Statement A point charge q1 is located on the y-axis at r1= a (Y_hat) and another q2 located at the mirror point r2= -a (Y_hat). The charges are not necessarily the same sign or magnitude. Now consider the circular surface S of radius a contained in the x-z plane through the origin...
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