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Electrostatics of Conducting Cylinders and Spheres / John Lekner

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Lekner, John
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (240 pages)
Place of Publication:
Melville, New York AIP Publishing 2021
Summary:
Written by a recognized expert in the field, Electrostatics of Conducting Cylinders and Spheres presents the theory in a simple and physical way, beginning with basic principles and moving onto the details of electrostatics of pairs of spheres and of pairs of cylinders. The difficult topic of a finite charged cylinder is also covered. The book presents exact solutions, in closed form where possible, with recent and new results included. Applications to engineering, physical, chemical, and biological problems are also presented. Key topics include: -- Fundamentals of the polarizability tensor and capacitance coefficients of an assembly of conductors. -- Rigorous and thorough theoretical investigation of the electrostatics of spheres and cylinders. -- Uniform formalism used in the solution for a rich array of problems. Theoretical and experimental physicists, chemists, and engineers will find this an invaluable reference. It is also suitable for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in electrodynamics.
Contents:
Fundamentals - Bispherical Coordinates - Two Spheres in an External Field - Two Charged Spheres - Bicylindrical Coordinates - Two Cylinders in an External Field - Two Charged Cylinders - Solitary Finite Cylinder - Sums and Integrals.
Other Format:
Printed edition
ISBN:
9780735423329
9780735423336
9780735423343
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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