Understanding Boundary Conditions: Why 33.22abe is False

In summary, the author is discussing the concept of continuity in terms of E_\parallel and dB/dt. They point out that a discontinuity in E_\parallel would result in an infinite dB/dt, and that the continuity of E_\parallel is often shown using Stokes' theorem. They also mention that the statement in equation 33.22a may be a misprint. The conversation also includes a question about why equation 33.22b would be false if it were discontinuous, but the answer to this is not clear.
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Bert
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what do mean the author by the red underline line?
http://img164.imageshack.us/img164/7404/contfv6.jpg

Why would 33.22abe false? Thanks.
 
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His point is that a discontinuity in E_\parallel would require an infinite dB/dt.
The continutiy of E_\parallel is more frequently shown usilng Stokes' theorem, which I think is a bit clearer, but also depends on finite dB/dt.
 
  • #3
Oké thanks I understand that.

But by contradiction if 33.22b would be discontinue than equation 33.22a would be false why can he say that?

The first argument about the continuity of 33.2b is clear but for me not the second contraction proof.
 
  • #4
I think his mention 0f 33.2a is a misprint.
I don't know what you mean by "contraction proof".
 
  • #5
Sorry for my bad English I mean a proof by contradiction.
 

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