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Induced polarization for collision between conducting spheres
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[QUOTE="ChiralSuperfields, post: 6849124, member: 731016"] Thanks for your reply [USER=334404]@haruspex[/USER] ! I guess their solution sort of implies that the surface becomes polarized due to the electric field between the spheres. While mine, at least tried too, said that surface will become polarized due to the movement of the electrons local to the surface. Sorry yes I now realize that I said electrons become polarized, I meant the surface. Electrons can't get polarized since they already have a finite charge ##-e## in a uniform sphere. Many thanks! [/QUOTE]
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