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Decompose the E field into conservative and non-conservative parts
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[QUOTE="alan123hk, post: 6826911, member: 638884"] This is a logical reasoning process. Since the EMF for the entire loop is 1V, the EMF for a quarter of the loop length is 0.25V. Since the charge accumulating on the surface of the wire must produce the same Ec to cancel out Es to make the total E inside the wire zero, the corresponding potential difference over the length of this loop is also 0.25V. So I don't actually need to use such a complicated calculation method to find 0.25V in post 22. But we can also use it as a validation method.:smile: [/QUOTE]
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