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Connecting Vector Calculus to Maxwell's Equations
TSny, I think you are the first person on this forum to have an appreciation of what is that I am doing and why I might go about the problem this seemingly overly-tedious way! I'll go ahead and make corrections. Some of this is from cutting and pasting LateX code, to similar sections. You are...- WARDEVIL_UFO
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Connecting Vector Calculus to Maxwell's Equations
Tell me what you guys think! I believe I may have the solution! Taking TJGlib's reminder that that the unit vector is entirely radial into account, it must necessarily be the case that the z component of ## \vec E ## is 0. Thus the z component for the unit vector for ## \vec E ##, which is ##...- WARDEVIL_UFO
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Connecting Vector Calculus to Maxwell's Equations
I am trying connect the physics with the very most basic DEFINITION of flux (surface integral) to find flux an Electric Field. Even though it will be more tedious, it will cement the core facts together for me, and iron out misunderstandings I might have. All the math texts have a general...- WARDEVIL_UFO
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Connecting Vector Calculus to Maxwell's Equations
I have recently finished an extensive review of vector calculus. I need to connect the exhaustive techniques of Surface Integrals and line integrals to quite a few problems involving Maxwell's Equations before I really feel certain that I am on board with both the math and the physics. I feel...- WARDEVIL_UFO
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