Calculus-based relationships in electrostatics

[blueberryfive]

Homework Statement

I know for example that a=dv/dt and v=dx/dt. I was wondering whether there are similar relationships for things in electrostatics. I have to internalize all of these formulas (for electrostatics), so I was hoping to understand them in a calculus-based sense in order to avoid rote memorization. I don't know a lot about physics, but I have had a lot of math.

Homework Equations

U=qv

V=W/q

E=F/q

The Attempt at a Solution

W=integral(Force)


If someone could just steer me in the right direction, it would be a big help!

Thanks

 

[darkxponent]

There would be a library full of calculus based relations in Electrostats!. If you can specify what you are looking we would be ready to help as we cannot write a book here in posts!