第13章教材习题解答(国外英文资料).docVIP

第13章教材习题解答(国外英文资料) B o a. P rA rC rB Figure 13.1 Chapter 13 conductors and dielectric in electrostatic field 13.1 area power for q, radius of rA metal ball A, not charged with A previous rB and rC respectively, both inside and outside radius of the metal ball shell B concentric placed, as shown, point P is the picture of the electric field strength? If you connect A and B with A wire, what is the potential of A sphere? (set infinity to zero) Solution: a point P as a concentric sphere as a gaussian surface, although induction out dissimilar metal ball shell inside, but only charge q in gauss surface. According to gauss theorem to E4 PI r2 = q/epsilon zero, available P of the electric field intensity is zero. When A metal ball shell inside out unlike charges - q is induced, the outside will appear the same charge q. Use wires to connect A and B, positive and negative charges will neutralize. A ball is an equipotential body, its potential is equal to its potential. A ball electric potential is the outside of the spherical shell of charge, the charge to the distance from its center is the rc, therefore the potential of A ball. Coaxial cable is 13.2 by conductor cylinder radius R1 and R2 coaxial thin cylinder radius, which is full of relative dielectric constant is epsilon r homogeneous dielectric, set along the axis of cylinder conductor on unit length of charge + lambda and - lambda, respectively, by the medium in length of l, the radius r of electric displacement flux for coaxial cylinder is closed? What is the strength of the top of the cylinder? D S1 S2 S0 r R2 R1 Epsilon r l Electric field strength and electric displacement solution: the medium is the distribution of axial symmetry. With a radius r between inner and outer radius, length of l cylindrical gaussian surface, according to the gauss theorem in dielectric, through electric displacement through equal to the surface of the cylinder containing free charge, namely Φ d = q = lambda l. The surface of the gaussi