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A long cylindrical shell of radius Rcarries a uniform surface charge on 0the upper half and an opposite charge -0on the lower half (Fig. 3.40). Find the electric potential inside and outside the cylinder.

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The expression for the potential inside the cylinder is20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(sR)k and outside the cylinder is 20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(Rs)k.

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The radius if the cylinder is R.

The uniform surface charge in upper half of the cylinder is 0.

The uniform surface charge in upper lower of the cylinder is 0.

02

Determine the formulas to calculate the electric potential inside and outside the cylinder.

outside the cylinder.

The expression for the potential is given as follows.

V(s,)=a0+b0lns+K=1[spk(akcosk+bksink)+s-k(ckcosk+dksink)]鈥︹ (1)

Here, ak,bk, ckand dkare the constant.

From equation (1)

The potential inside the shell is given as follows.

Vin(s,)=K=1sk(akcosk+bksink) 鈥︹. (2)

The potential outside the shell is given as follows.

Vout(s,)=K=1s-k(ckcosk+dksink) 鈥︹ (3)

03

Calculate the electric potential inside and outside the cylinder.

At the boundary condition, potential is continuous at .s=RHence, equate the potential inside and outside the cylinder.

K=1Rk(akcosk+bksink)=K=1R-k(ckcosk+dksink)

Compare the coefficient ofcoskandsinkfrom the above equation.

akRk=Rkckck=R2kak

Similarly,

bkRk=Rkdkdk=R2kbk

Consider the equation which relates the normal derivative of the potential with the surface charge density.

Vs|R+Vs|R=0 鈥︹. (4)

Calculate the derivative of potential inside cylinder.

Vs|R+=ss-k(ckcosk+dksink)s=RVs|R+=(ksk+1)(ckcosk+dksink)s=RVs|R+=(kRk+1)(ckcosk+dksink)

Calculate the derivative of potential outside cylinder.

Vs|R=ssk(akcosk+bksink)s=RVs|R=(ksk1)(akcosk+bksink)s=RVs|R=(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)

Recall the equation (4),

Vs|R+Vs|R=0

Substitute (kRk+1)(ckcosk+dksink)forVs|R+and(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)for Vs|Rinto above equation.

(kRk+1)(ckcosk+dksink)+(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)=0

Substitute R2kakforckand R2kbkfordkinto above equation.

(kRk+1)(R2kakcosk+R2kbksink)(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)=0(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)(kRk1)(akcosk+bksink)=02kRk1(akcosk+bksink)=0 鈥︹赌(5)

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Multiply the equation (5) with cosl.

2kRk1[02akcoskcosld+02bksinkcosld]=00[02cosld02cosl]limx02kRk1ak=00[sinll]02kRk1ak=00(0)ak=0

The value ofakis becomes zero therefore multiply withsinland integrate.

2kRk1[02akcosksinld+02bksinksinld]=00[02sinld02cosl]2kRk1bk=00[(cosll)0+(cosll)02]bk=0l0(22cosl)bk=02kl0Rk1(22cosl)

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Similarly for the outside of the cylinder.

2kRk1[02ckcosksinld+02dksinksinld]=00[02sinld02cosl]2kRk1dk=00[(cosll)0+(cosll)02]dk=0l0(22cosl)dk=02kl0Rk1(22cosl)

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Substitute 20k2Rk10forbk and 0forakinto equation (2).

Vin(s,)=K=1sk((0)cosk+20k2Rk10sink)Vin(s,)=K=1sk(20k2Rk10sink)Vin(s,)=20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(sR)k

Substitute20k2Rk10limx0fordkand0forckinto equation (3).

Vout(s,)=K=1s-k((0)cosk+20k2Rk10sink)Vout(s,)=K=1s-k(20k2Rk10sink)Vout(s,)=20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(Rs)k

Hence, the expression for the potential inside the cylinder is and outside the cylinder is .

20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(sR)kand outside the cylinder is20R0K=1,3,51k2sink(Rs)k

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