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greg_rack
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here is the situation
Hi guys,
I should illustrate the motion of an electron in both cases, but I cannot really understand how will the field be like in the gap between the two(filled) hemispheres(conductor and non).
Another thing is: for the conductive hemispheres, does it make any sense to speak of "uniform charge density"(as mentioned in the statement of the problem)? Since these are conductors, won't all the charge arrange itself on the surface, creating a neutral charge on the inside?
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Hi guys,
I should illustrate the motion of an electron in both cases, but I cannot really understand how will the field be like in the gap between the two(filled) hemispheres(conductor and non).
Another thing is: for the conductive hemispheres, does it make any sense to speak of "uniform charge density"(as mentioned in the statement of the problem)? Since these are conductors, won't all the charge arrange itself on the surface, creating a neutral charge on the inside?
[Moderator's note: Moved from a technical forum and thus no template.]
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