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Iriasrol
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- Homework Statement
- Define the dipole moment starting from the elctrostatic potential equation for a multipole of order n step by step solution.
- Relevant Equations
- Potential equation V_n=\frac{P^{(n)}}{4\pi\epsilon_1r^{n+1}}P_n\cos{\theta}.
Final Dipole moment equation: P^{(n)}=\sum_{i=1}^Nq_id_i^n
Hello to everyone. The question or debate here is how you obtain the commonly known equation of dipole electric moment:
from the electrostatic potential equation for a multipole of order n:
I understand it is related with Dirac delta functions but a step by step solution might be helpful.Thank you very much
from the electrostatic potential equation for a multipole of order n:
I understand it is related with Dirac delta functions but a step by step solution might be helpful.Thank you very much