Solving Gaussian Surface Problems - Get Help Here!

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The discussion revolves around difficulties in understanding Gaussian surfaces in physics. The original poster expresses confusion about what Gaussian surfaces are, their purpose, and how to determine their shape. Respondents emphasize the need for more specific questions to provide effective assistance. They suggest helpful online resources for further clarification. The conversation highlights the importance of foundational knowledge in tackling Gaussian surface problems.
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hi
I have problems with gaussian surface.:cry:
is anybody who tell me here?:shy:
help me please,thanks :-p
 
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No one will be able to help you if you do not tell in what part you have problems. Is it choosing a Gaussian surface or what?
 
Can you be more specific? What do you already know about Gaussian surfaces?
 
hmm . I don't know what gaussian surf. is,why we use this,what determines the gaussian surface's shape..?? :zzz:
 
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