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Deriving boundary conditions for Faraday's law and Ampére's law by letting the width $\delta$ approach zero

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Deriving boundary conditions for Faraday's law and Ampére's law by letting the width $\delta$ approach zero

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Deriving boundary conditions for Gauss's law by letting the thickness $\delta$ approach zero

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Does $\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\sum_{k=1}^n\ln\left(\frac{k(1+\alpha)}{n-k+1+(n-k)\alpha}\right)$ exist?

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What can you say about the motion of an object with velocity vector perpendicular to position vector? Can you say anything about it at all?

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It is possible for a (electromagnetic) wave equation to have as a solution a finite-duration/compact-supported function? Any closed-form examples?

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Deriving values of $A$ and $\phi$ in $x = A\cos(\omega_0 t + \phi)$

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V = I x R -- Voltage (V) as a function of Resistance (R) is Linear; however, Current (I) as a function of Resistance is not Linear -- why?

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Expansion of the derivatives of the electric and magnetic fields

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Derivative after applying residues theorem, that removes original poles

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Approximating the amount of CO2 gas in a balloon from how it changes in water level when placed in water.

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Convert unit measures for a problem from zill book

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Deriving boundary conditions for Faraday's law and Ampére's law by letting the width $\delta$ approach zero

Deriving boundary conditions for Gauss's law by letting the thickness $\delta$ approach zero

Does $\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\sum_{k=1}^n\ln\left(\frac{k(1+\alpha)}{n-k+1+(n-k)\alpha}\right)$ exist?

What can you say about the motion of an object with velocity vector perpendicular to position vector? Can you say anything about it at all?

It is possible for a (electromagnetic) wave equation to have as a solution a finite-duration/compact-supported function? Any closed-form examples?

Deriving values of $A$ and $\phi$ in $x = A\cos(\omega_0 t + \phi)$

V = I x R -- Voltage (V) as a function of Resistance (R) is Linear; however, Current (I) as a function of Resistance is not Linear -- why?

Expansion of the derivatives of the electric and magnetic fields

Ball with diameter collision with inclined wall/plane in 2D Coordinate System

Are the eigenvectors of the Hamiltonian always in $L^2$?

Derivative after applying residues theorem, that removes original poles

Famous symbols in Physics

Approximating the amount of CO2 gas in a balloon from how it changes in water level when placed in water.

Finding tension in pulley system

Convert unit measures for a problem from zill book

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