Having exam tomorrow. Magnetic field between capacitors?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the magnetic field between circular capacitors, specifically for points outside the capacitor (r > R). The user has successfully applied Ampere's law for the region inside the capacitor (r < R) but struggles with the external region. They seek assistance in determining the magnetic field in this area and inquire about the rate of charge change on the capacitor. The conversation emphasizes the application of electromagnetic principles to solve the problem. Clarification and guidance on these calculations are requested.
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You have a circular capacitor (radius = R). Find the magnetic field from the central axis,
for r > R?

I have solved the first one for r<R by using ampere's law:

/B dr = my(I + d/dt(flux of electric field))

the answer is hard to write in a post like this, but I will do if necessary.

I have been trying hard but can't figure it out. Can you help me?

Thank you for all help!
 
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