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The electric field of a linear charged inside a thin cylindrical conductor

Luo Shi-bin

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The electric potential distribution and electric field intensity distribution of a linear charged inside a thin cylindrical conductor are calculated by using the conformal mapping on the coordinate system of the complex number,and the equipotential line and electric field line maps are plotted by using the mathematical software MATLAB.

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The electric potential distribution and electric field intensity distribution of a linear charged inside a thin cylindrical conductor are calculated by using the conformal mapping on the coordinate system of the complex number,and the equipotential line and electric field line maps are plotted by using the mathematical software MATLAB.

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The electric potential distribution and electric field intensity distribution of a linear charged inside a thin cylindrical conductor are calculated by using the conformal mapping on the coordinate system of the complex number,and the equipotential line and electric field line maps are plotted by using the mathematical software MATLAB.

Key concepts: Equipotential surface, Physics, Electric field, Equipotential, Conformal map, Conductor, Electric potential, Line (geometry)

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