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Understanding Maxwell Equation

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Hi Friends.

Can any body help me, what happens to Maxwell equations under static condtions? Why is that significant?

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Arif Khan
 

Hi Arif

In the static case none of the quantities appearing in maxwell's equations are a function of time and they reduce to following

Δ•D=ρ
ΔxE=0

Δ•B=0
ΔxH=0

As you see the electric and magnetic fields are no longer interconnected and four equations seperate into two uncoupled pairs.
 
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refer to any EM books
 
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