Arnold J. Dahm
Abstract
The magnetic field as a function of position between two capacitor plates during discharge is derived with the use of the integral form of Ampere’s law and real currents only. The displacement current must be included to obtain the same result for arbitrary choices of contours.
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The magnetic field as a function of position between two capacitor plates during discharge is derived with the use of the integral form of Ampere’s law and real currents only. The displacement current must be included to obtain the same result for arbitrary choices of contours.
Key concepts: Ampere, Physics, Displacement current, Current (fluid), Position (finance), Displacement (psychology), Magnetic field, Classical mechanics