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sonjar88
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Given the equation for the potential "on" a non conducting sphere how can the potential and electric field inside the sphere be calculated?
If there is a potential on the sphere am I to assume that there must therefore be a charge build up in the sphere? Is this just calculated by the Laplace of the potential? How does the potential inside the sphere differ from that on the sphere?
If there is a potential on the sphere am I to assume that there must therefore be a charge build up in the sphere? Is this just calculated by the Laplace of the potential? How does the potential inside the sphere differ from that on the sphere?