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THE HARLEQUIN
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Hi ,
while trying to prove gauss law for electric field from gauss theorem i came up with this problem .
as Gauss' differential law expresses
∇⋅E = ρ/εο
what i get from that is ... the divergence of electric field which is the flux density is related to the charge density ...but i can't get the epsilon part ( like the physical relation of its with divergence ) .
i tried to prove it without using solely the understanding of divergence but failed .. but i believe its possible to come up with a logical explanation .
Any mathematical proof with physical explanation will be appreciated ( i don't want to see Gauss differential law proved from Gauss integral law btw :3 )
thanks in advance .
while trying to prove gauss law for electric field from gauss theorem i came up with this problem .
as Gauss' differential law expresses
∇⋅E = ρ/εο
what i get from that is ... the divergence of electric field which is the flux density is related to the charge density ...but i can't get the epsilon part ( like the physical relation of its with divergence ) .
i tried to prove it without using solely the understanding of divergence but failed .. but i believe its possible to come up with a logical explanation .
Any mathematical proof with physical explanation will be appreciated ( i don't want to see Gauss differential law proved from Gauss integral law btw :3 )
thanks in advance .