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murad60
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Hi, everyone
I'm a little bit confused. Is it implied by classical electromagnetism that electric field should not change instantaneously due a changing source at a distance, for example consider a parallel plate capacitor with a current entering its first plate this will lead to developing electric field at the other plate(and in between) but does this happen instantaneously?
thanks in advance
I'm a little bit confused. Is it implied by classical electromagnetism that electric field should not change instantaneously due a changing source at a distance, for example consider a parallel plate capacitor with a current entering its first plate this will lead to developing electric field at the other plate(and in between) but does this happen instantaneously?
thanks in advance