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What Is the Electric Potential Inside an Insulated Metal Cube?
Ok, that makes sense. So, with all three coordinates, the expression should be: ∑ Cn cosh( npiy/a)sin(npix/a)sin(npiz) = V0. But what's next?- jerro
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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What Is the Electric Potential Inside an Insulated Metal Cube?
Homework Statement A metal box has 6 walls, all insulated from one another. The left and right wall are held at V= V0, which are at y=-d and y=d. All the other walls are grounded. The cube has dimensions where walls run from x=0 to x=2d, z=0 to z=2d, and y=-d to y=d. Homework...- jerro
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- Cube Electric Electric potential Potential
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad How do we pick where to set electric potential equal to zero?
Sometimes we set potential to equal zero at infinity, other times at the origin. What's the general rule of thumb here-how do I know which to choose when doing a problem?- jerro
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- Electric Electric potential Potential Set Zero
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Population Dynamics how to solve a particular ODE
Ah, I see. Separation of variables is completely doable! I don't know what I was thinking. Thank you so much.- jerro
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Physics Combining Physics with Evolutionary Biology
Funny for me to stumble across this post: I have been in your position exactly, and I felt the same things you're describing. In my junior year of undergraduate physics studies, I picked up a second major in evolutionary biology and ecology. I started working in a lab working with biofuels and...- jerro
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Population Dynamics how to solve a particular ODE
Homework Statement I have a population problem where: \frac{dy}{dt} = ay - by^{2}-\frac{c*y^{3}}{d+y^{3}} I need to find an expression for y(t). I'm not looking for the answer, just some advice/ helpful hints. Thank you. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I...- jerro
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- Dynamics Ode population
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Overlapping spheres of charge: finding the E field between them
Homework Statement You have two spheres. The first is centered at the origin and as uniform positive charge density ρ and radius R. The second is shifted up a distance d, and it has uniform negative charge density -ρ and radius R. Find the E field in the region of overlap. Homework...- jerro
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- Charge Field Overlapping Spheres
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help