Curved Dielectrics and E-Field

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Description

This lecture discusses how to describe dielectrics with curved surfaces, analyzing the projection of the polarization vector on normal vectors in different sections of the surface, leading to an inhomogeneous sigma p and a weaker polarized field for arbitrary shaped bodies.

Instructor

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