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Title: Reminder


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Reminder
  • Mid term examination
  • Tuesday after break
  • 2nd Homework Sheet due the Thursday after.

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Mid -term
  • 5 questions on paper
  • Full Marks for 2 questions
  • Much better to do full questions
  • 1 question on mathematical methods
  • 1 question on electrostatics
  • 1 question on potential theory
  • 2 questions on magnetostatics

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Mathematical Review
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Surface Integrals
  • Surface integrals

Outward drawn normal
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The unit normal is required to be in the ve
direction
  • If the surface is closed then the ve direction
    is taken to be out

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The fundamental Theorem for curls
  • TheoremStokes

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  • Electrostatics

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Coulombs Law
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Comments
  • Using SI units
  • ?0 is known as the permitivity of free space
  • The vector r is the vector connecting the two
    points
  • In general

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Concept of Field
Idea Space around electric charge is altered so
if we put Another charge in the neighborhood of
the first it will experience a force.
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Principle of Superposition
The interaction between any two charges is
completely unaffected by the presence of
others. Which means to find the total field at a
point we add the field due to all the charges
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Let us assume Gausss Law is true then consider
a point charge at the origin, construct a sphere
around q then clearly by symmetry the field must
be radial and we have
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Potential Theory
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Magnetostatics
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Steady Currents
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  • Note a moving point charge can not constitute a
    steady current
  • When a steady current flows in a wire, its
    magnitude,I,must be the same all along the wire,
    otherwise charge would be pilling up somewhere
    and ? would not be a constant in time

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  • Stationary charges electrostatics
  • Steady current magnetostatics

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Biot-Savart Law
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Biot-Savart Law
  • Law only applies to steady currents
  • It does not apply to moving point charges

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  • Find the magnetic field a distances from a long
    straight wire carrying a steady current

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(1)
(2)
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where J is constained to be within the volume,W
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Ampères Law
Ampères Law
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  • Hence

of Poissons
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  • We have shown that there exists a solution A s.t.

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In cartesian coordinates
3 sets of Poissons equations
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  • We may assume J goes to zero at infinity
  • Then we can solve
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