The discussion revolves around finding the electric potential inside an uncharged spherical shell of finite width, which is placed in an electric field directed along the z-axis. The problem involves applying the Laplace principle and utilizing Laplace's equation in a two-dimensional context.
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please don't delete i don't have further info related to problem. its it.Dealingwithphysics said:Homework Statement
using Laplace principle find potential inside an uncharged spherical shell of finite width. shell is placed in an electric field E in z-axis direction.
Homework Equations
View attachment 217586 in this equation u is potential. equation is called 2-D Laplace’s equation.
The Attempt at a Solution
diagram which i picture in my mind is like as under.
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Dealingwithphysics said:3. The Attempt at a Solution
diagram which i picture in my mind is like as under.
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