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注意：以下題目向量是以粗體字表示，但是書寫作業時，一般向量請寫成 A ，基底向量請寫
     
成 ax 、 a 等。(例如寫成 A  2a1  ma2  a3 )請用 A4 紙書寫並裝訂妥。

Due：12/10 (TUE.) 19:30 Please upload to iLearning 3.0 system

Section 3.2
P3.10 Realizability of vector fields as certain types of fields.
For each of the following vector fields, find the value of the constant k for which the vector
field can be realized as a magnetic field or as a current density in the absence of charge
accumulation (or depletion):

(a) 1 y k   2 xa x  ya y 

(b) r  sin k a r  cos k a  in cylindrical coordinates

 
(c) k 1   2 R 3   cos  a R  1  1 R 3   sin  a in spherical coordinates.

Section 3.3
P3.15 Verification of Stokes’ theorem.
Verify Stokes’ theorem for the following cases:
   
(a) the vector field A  xya x  yza y  xza z and the closed path comprising the straight lines

from (0, 0, 0) to (0, 1, 1), from (0, 1,1) to (0, 0, 1), and from (0, 0, 1) to (0, 0, 0) and
  
(b) the vector field A  cos ya x  x sin ya y independent of a closed path.

P3.16 Verification of the divergence theorem.


Verify the divergence theorem for the following cases:
   
(a) the vector field A  xza x  xya y  yza z and the cubical box bounded by the planes x = 0,

x =1, y = 0, y = 1, z = 0 and z = 1 and


 
(b) the vector field y 2a y  2 yza z and the closed surface bounded by the planes x = 0, y = 0,

z = 0, z = 1 and x + y = 1.

Section 4.1
P4.3 Surface charge densities for plane conducting slabs with net surface charge densities.
(a) An infinite plane conducting slab carries uniformly distributed surface charges on both of
its surfaces. If the net surface charge density, that is, the sum of the surface charge densities
on the two surfaces, is  S0 C/m2, find the surface charge densities on the two surfaces.
(b) Two infinite plane parallel conducting slabs 1 and 2 carry uniformly distributed surface
charges on all four of their surfaces. If the net surface charge densities are  S1 and  S2 C/m2,
respectively, for the slabs 1 and 2, find the surface charge densities on all four surfaces.

P4.4 Line charge in the presence of a plane conductor.


The region x < 0 is occupied by a conductor. An infinitely long line charge of uniform density
 L0 is situated along the line passing through (d, 0, 0) and parallel to the z-axis, where d > 0.
From the secondary field required to make the total electric field inside the conductor equal to
zero and from symmetry considerations, as shown by the cross-sectional view in Fig. 4.28,
show that the field outside the conductor is the same as the field due to the line charge
passing through (d, 0, 0) and a parallel “image” line charge of uniform density – L0 along the
line passing through (–d, 0, 0), Find the expression for the electric field outside the conductor.
Hint: Use the expression for the electric field intensity due to an infinitely long line charge of

uniform density  L0 along the z-axis given by   L 0 2 0 r  a r .

Section 4.2
P4.6 Point charge surrounded by a spherical dielectric shell.
A point charge Q is situated at the origin surrounded by a spherical dielectric shell of uniform
permittivity 4 0 and having inner and outer radii a and b, respectively. Find the following:
 
(a) the D and E fields in the three regions 0 < R < a, a < R < b, and R > b and
(b) the polarization vector inside the dielectric shell.
Section 4.3
P4.9 Magnetic dipole moment of a charged rotating disk of uniform charge density.
Charge Q is distributed with uniform density on a circular disk of radius a lying in the
xy-plane and rotating around the z-axis with angular velocity  in the sense of increasing .
Find the magnetic dipole moment of the rotating charge.

P4.10 Torque on a magnetic dipole in an applied magnetic field.


Considering for simplicity a rectangular current loop in the xy-plane, show that the torque
   
acting on a magnetic dipole of moment m due to an applied magnetic field B is m  B .
Then find the torque acting on a circular current loop of radius 1 mm, in the xy-plane,
centered at the origin and with current 0.1 A flowing in the sense of increasing  in a
   
magnetic field B  105  2a x  2a y  a z  Wb/m2.

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