Chapter 7: Conduction and electroquasistatic charge relaxation

author: Markus Zahn, Center for Future Civic Media, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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7.0 Introduction

7.1 Conduction constitutive laws

  • Ohmic conduction
  • Unipolar conduction

7.2 Steady Ohmic conduction

  • Continuity conditions
  • Conductance
  • Qualitative view of fields in conductors

7.3 Distributed current sources and associated fields

  • Distributed current source singularities
  • Fields associated with current source singularities
  • Method of images

7.4 Superposition and uniqueness of steady conduction solutions

  • Superposition to satisfy boundary conditions
  • The conductance matrix
  • Uniqueness

7.5 Steady currents in piece-wise uniform conductors

  • Analogy to fields in linear dielectrics
  • Inside-outside approximations

7.6 Conduction analogs

  • Mapping fields that satisfy Laplace's equation

7.7 Charge relaxation in uniform conductors

  • Net charge on bodies immersed in uniform materials

7.8 Electroquasistatic conduction laws for inhomogeneous material

  • Evolution of unpaired charge density
  • Electroquasistatic potential distribution
  • Uniqueness

7.9 Charge relaxation in uniform and piece-wise uniform systems

  • Fields in regions having uniform properties
  • Continuity conditions in piece-wise uniform systems
  • Nonuniform fields in piece-wise uniform systems

7.10 Summary

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