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Proof of Q=CV for arbitrarily shaped capacitors
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[QUOTE="jkfjbw, post: 6631691, member: 678639"] I mean the ##\rho(x,y,z)## function in Poisson's equation that gives the charge density as a function of position. I'm not sure how to describe this function for a parallel plate capacitor as the plates have surface charges and surface charges present difficulties when taking derivatives, but I was waiting to ask about this detail until the method of approach for solving the problem became more clear. Perhaps describing the surface charge would involve the Dirac delta function somehow. [/QUOTE]
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