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Visualizing & Solving a 2D Laplace Eq problem (Polar Coordinates)
Thanks, I agree that would make things easier. Is my diagram correct, though? and is everything else correct?- majormuss
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Visualizing & Solving a 2D Laplace Eq problem (Polar Coordinates)
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- 2d Coordinates Electrodyanmics Laplace Laplace equation Polar coordinates Separation of variables
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Electrodynamics: Vector Calculus Question
Could you please cite a page number or section from an online page where that distinction is fully explained? I thought I understood it what you meant but I am still getting tripped up.- majormuss
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Electrodynamics: Vector Calculus Question
yea. Sorry, I only just saw this.- majormuss
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Electrodynamics: Vector Calculus Question
Thanks!- majormuss
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Electrodynamics: Vector Calculus Question
Why are the red circled Del operators not combining to become 'Del-squared' to cancel out the second term to give a net result of 0?- majormuss
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- Calculus Electro dynamics Electrodynamics Vector Vector calculus
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Finding the electrostatic potential of a square sheet.
Hi TSny, Thanks for your suggestion! The thought about adding the 'y' did cross my mind many times but I was under the impression that since the dx slices, when integrated from x=-1/2 to x=1/2, accounted for the entire surface of the square, hence, making it unnecessary to...- majormuss
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Finding the electrostatic potential of a square sheet.
Homework Statement Consider a uniform surface charge density σ on a square of unit area. (a) Compute the electrostatic potential Φ along the line normal to the center of the square. My current attempt at a solution (image attached) is either incomplete or is simply wrong but I am unable to...- majormuss
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- Elecrtomagnetism Electrostatic Electrostatic potential Jackson electrodynamics Potential Square
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Graduate Electrodynamics I: Essential Math Topics to Review
I am prepping for my spring Graduate E/M I course (official textbook: Jackson) and will like to know what math topics in PDE/Math-Methods/ODE/Linear-Algebra to brush up on or hone down on as I prep? Which topics are most frequently needed for Graduate Electrodynamics I?- majormuss
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- Electrodyanmics Graduate
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MATLAB How do I get Matlab to show the first 10 terms of a series?
Perfect! Thanks a lot!- majormuss
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MATLAB How do I get Matlab to show the first 10 terms of a series?
Quick follow up question: Is there a way to make MATLAB display the output in a more readable format like the way like in the attached picture?- majormuss
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MATLAB How do I get Matlab to show the first 10 terms of a series?
Nevermind. I got it. Looked it up here Thanks again!- majormuss
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MATLAB How do I get Matlab to show the first 10 terms of a series?
Awesome. Thanks. What do the periods mean?- majormuss
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MATLAB How do I get Matlab to show the first 10 terms of a series?
I have attached a picture of what I want Matlab to do. I basically want Matlab to show the list of independent variable 'n' and then another column showing the terms when n=0...10. Some of the outputs are in variable form and others in numerical form. My attempt so far is stated below. I have no...- majormuss
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- Matlab Series Terms
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Studying Daily Habits for improving Physics/Math Knowledge and skill
I am definitely surpassing 10-20 hours per week. I do like your suggestion though.- majormuss
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