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    This document contains mathematical equations and concepts related to electrostatics, vector calculus, spherical harmonics, Legendre polynomials, and Green's functions. It provides the background and equations needed to solve two electrostatics problems: 1) Finding the potential between two concentric conducting spheres, one maintained at a potential and the other grounded; and 2) Finding the potential above a grounded conducting plane with a line charge placed above it, and then with part of the plane maintained at a potential.

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    Phys 6/7250

    q = -q q = a q r z = - z r = a r
    2

    Exam 1
    P0 ( x ) = 1 P ( x) = x 1 P2 ( x ) = (3x - 1) E = -F
    2 2

    Fall 2002
    x = cosq (2l + 1) xPl = (l + 1) Pl +1 + lPl -1 (2l + 1) Pl = Pl 1 - Pl 1 + Y22 = Y21 = 15 sin 2 q ei 2f 32p 15 sin q cosq eif 8p

    E = r e0 E = 0 (E 2 - E1 ) n = s e 0 E( x ) = F ( x) =

    B = 0 B = m0 J

    Y00 = Y11 = Y10 =

    F = - r e0

    1 4p 3 sin q eif 8p

    (F 2 - F1 ) = D e 0

    1 x - x 3 d x 3 r ( x) 4pe 0 x - x 1 r (x) 3 d x 4pe 0 x - x

    3 5 cosq (3cos2 q - 1) Y20 = 4p 16p * Yl ,- m = ( -1)m Ylm


    nm

    y = 2y =

    y 1 y 1 y r+ q+ f r r q r sin q f y 1 2 1 ry ) + 2 sin q 2 ( q r r r sin q q 2y 1 + 2 2 r sin q f 2


    3 S S C

    F=

    A
    n , m =1

    sin (a n x ) sin ( bm y ) sinh (g nm z )

    l +1 r l a F = Al + Bl Pl ( cosq ) r l =0 a l l +1 l r a F = Alm + Blm Ylm (q ,f ) r l = 0 m =- l a

    A d x = A n da ( A) n da = A dl (f y -y f ) d x = (fy -yf ) n da
    V 2 2 3 V S

    F=
    a

    [ AJ
    m =- n =1

    ( k r ) + BN m ( k r )] sinh(kz )eimf

    F(x) =

    1 4pe 0

    r (x) G (x, x) d 3 x

    F(x) = F

    1 F(x) n G(x, x) da 4p S 1 r (x) G (x, x) d 3 x + 4pe 0 V 1 4p

    a np x np x sin sin dx = d nn 2 a a 0 1 2 -1 Pl ( x) Pl ( x) dx = 2l + 1 d ll
    2p p

    Y
    0 0 a

    * lm

    (q , f )Yl m (q , f )sin q dq df = d ll d mm

    G (x, x) n F(x) da
    S

    F(x ) =

    1 dl A da G(x, x) da 4pe 0

    a2 a r a r Jn n n Jn n n r d r = Jn2+1 (an n )d nn 2 0 a a 1 g ( x, t ) = = Pl ( x)t l 2 l =0 1 - 2 xt - t

    F(x ) = F

    1 F(x) n G(x, x) dl 4p C 1 dl + A da G (x, x) da 4pe 0 1 4p

    G ( x, x) n F( x) dl

    r r< Pl (cos g ) l =0 > 4p l * Pl (cos g ) = Ylm (q ,f )Ylm (q ,f ) 2l + 1 m=- l cos g = r r = cosq cosq + sin q sin q cos(f - f )

    1 1 = x - x r>

    1. A conducting sphere of radius b is maintained at a potential V (q ) = V0 cosq . It is placed at the center of a grounded conducting sphere of radius a, a > b . a. Find the electrostatic potential F for the region b<r<a. b. What are the surface-charge densities, s a and s b , on the conducting surfaces at r = a and r = b , respectively?

    a b

    V0 cosq

    V =0

    2. A line-charge with charge per length is oriented in the z-direction and placed a distance d above a grounded conducting plane, the x-z plane located at y = 0 .

    y x

    d
    x =0

    y =0

    a. Find the electrostatic potential in the region y > 0 . b. What is the 2-D Greens function, G ( x, y; x, y ) , for this problem? c. The line charge is removed, and the left half of the conducting plane ( x < 0 ) now is maintained at a constant potential V0 , while the right half is grounded; i.e.,
    V0 (x < 0) V (x , z ) = 0 (x > 0)

    on the surface.

    y
    V = V0
    V =0 x =0

    x
    Find the potential in the region y > 0 .

    y =0

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