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Dipole Formulation

Dipole Emt

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Dipole Formulation

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As an example, let us again consider an electric di sting of : ipole consisting of charges +y and~4 wih a mal separation d. The distances from the charges to a field point Pare lesignated R, and R_, as shown in Fig. 3-13. The potential a 5 cesigated Ra ig. potential at P can be written down if Frey Ifd«R,wehave fo (3-45) (3-46) t. “Fig. 3-13 An elegtric dipole, and 1 dot d ee (R+ fou!) =R (1; ae?) (3-47) Substitution of Eqs, (3-46) and (3-47) in Eq, (3-45) gives se or (3-48) where p = ad. (The “approximafe” sign (~) has beea drofpped for simplicity) The E field can be obtained fron — VV. In spherical goordinates we have Pade is . = Fess 802 C080 + ay sin G49) Equation (3-49) is the same as Eq. (3-27), but has Been gbtained by a simpier pro- cedure without manipulating ppsition vectors. é

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