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Homework Statement
We learned in E&M about the Dirac Delta function and its applications to representing the densities of point charges in space. For example, the charge density of space with a point charge q at the origin is given by q*delta(r). How does this density representation work with continuous distributions, such as a charged spherical shell?
Homework Equations
None really
The Attempt at a Solution
Haven't got a clue, just need a hint to point me in the right direction. New to all this dirac delta nonsense