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The discussion revolves around the need for material related to calculating the capacitance of a non-parallel plate capacitor, specifically referencing work by Fred Erickson. The original links to the material are no longer valid, prompting a request for anyone who has downloaded it to share. A participant suggests using the Internet Archive to access the archived version of the material. However, there is uncertainty about the availability of the postscript file. The conversation highlights the challenges of accessing outdated academic resources online.
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Hi,

I am trying to calculate the capacitance of a non-parallel plate capacitor and there has been few discussions on this research in this forum. Some of the people have pointed to this material by Fred Erickson,

The material link is not valid anymore. I was wondering if anybody has downloaded this material and could share with me.

http://www.ttc-cmc.net/~fme/captance.html
http://www.ttc-cmc.net/~fme/plates.12-24-00.ps.gz

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
 
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