Boundary Potential Problem- parallel alternating potential

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The discussion focuses on solving the Laplace equation for potential, specifically in a 2D rectangular domain defined by 0<x<a and 0<y<b. The equation presented is Δφ = -ρ/ε = 0, indicating a scenario with no charge density. The solution involves finding the potential within the rectangle and then periodically extending it along the y-axis. The participants assume a level of familiarity with the Laplace equation but offer to provide further explanations if needed. Understanding this mathematical approach is crucial for addressing boundary potential problems effectively.
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Hello,
I have a question about the potential. I think the potential shoul be something like below. In that way periodic behavior work perfectly. But I don't know how to add the x variable to the equation.
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So how can I find potential?
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Well this amounts to solving a Laplace equation for potential, right?
$$\Delta \phi = -\frac{\rho}{\epsilon} = 0$$
I would solve this 2D Laplace equation for a rectangle defined by ##0<x<a## and ##0<y<b##. Then once you have the potential inside that rectangle, you would periodically extend it over ##y##. I assume you're familiar with this equation since you're asking this kind of a question, if you're not, I can give you some introduction to it in the next post.
 

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