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    1) Maxwell's equations in integral form are used to calculate electric and magnetic fields. 2) For a spherical charge distribution with radius a, the electric field E inside and outside the sphere is calculated by integrating over a Gaussian surface. 3) For a long solenoid with radius a, the magnetic field B inside and outside is calculated by integrating the current density around a cylindrical Gaussian surface.

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    1) Maxwell's equations in integral form are used to calculate electric and magnetic fields. 2) For a spherical charge distribution with radius a, the electric field E inside and outside the sphere is calculated by integrating over a Gaussian surface. 3) For a long solenoid with radius a, the magnetic field B inside and outside is calculated by integrating the current density around a cylindrical Gaussian surface.

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    Electromagnetic Fields and Waves HW3 Solution - Iskander

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    1) Maxwell's equations in integral form are used to calculate electric and magnetic fields. 2) For a spherical charge distribution with radius a, the electric field E inside and outside the sphere is calculated by integrating over a Gaussian surface. 3) For a long solenoid with radius a, the magnetic field B inside and outside is calculated by integrating the current density around a cylindrical Gaussian surface.

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    IN INTEGRAL FORM

    7) CHAPTER 1. VECTOR ANALYSIS AND MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS

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