Engineering Electromagnetics
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.11P
Consider a cylindrical charge distribution having infinite length in Z, but which has a radial dependence in charge density given by the Gaussian, pv=p =p0 exp[-(p/b)2] (a) Find the electric field intensity, E, at large radii, p>>b This enables the enclosed charge integral in Gauss’s law so be approximated using an infinite upper limit in radius. (b) Compare your result to the field outside a charged cylinder of radius b containing uniform charge density P0.
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