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I understand that if two points are inside a conductor they're at the same potential. I also understand that if two points lie on the surface of the conductor they're at the same potential.
If point a lies on the surface of a conductor and point b lies inside is there still zero potential difference between a and b?
If so, does that mean the electric field at the surface of a conductor is also zero?
If point a lies on the surface of a conductor and point b lies inside is there still zero potential difference between a and b?
If so, does that mean the electric field at the surface of a conductor is also zero?