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Apteronotus
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Hi,
Is there any way to analytically calculate the perturbation of a uniform electrostatic field by a dielectric cube.
I know a solution exists for dielectric spheres but I haven't been able to come across the solution, when dealing with a cube.
Ohh.. and I'm assuming the simplest case, where the field is parallel to the normal of one of the cube's sides.
Thanks in advance.
Is there any way to analytically calculate the perturbation of a uniform electrostatic field by a dielectric cube.
I know a solution exists for dielectric spheres but I haven't been able to come across the solution, when dealing with a cube.
Ohh.. and I'm assuming the simplest case, where the field is parallel to the normal of one of the cube's sides.
Thanks in advance.