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Prove the following uniqueness theorem: If the current density J isspecified throughout a volume V ,and eitherthe potential A orthe magnetic field B is specified on the surface Sbounding V,then the magnetic field itself is uniquely determined throughout V.[Hint:First use the divergence theorem to show that

[(鈬赌U鈬赌).(鈬赌V鈬赌)-U.(鈬赌鈬赌鈬赌)]dr=(U鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌)da鈬赌

for arbitrary vector functions U鈬赌and V鈬赌 ]

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It is proved If the current density is specified throughout a volume and eitherthe magnetic vector potential orthe magnetic field is specified on the surface bounding the volumethen the magnetic field itself is uniquely determined throughout throughout the volume.

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01

Given data

The specified current density is J鈬赌.

To prove,

鈬赌U鈬赌.鈬赌V鈬赌-U鈬赌.鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌d=U鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌.da鈬赌

02

Vector product, divergence theorem and curl of magnetic field

Vector product rule of two arbitrary vector functions U鈬赌and V鈬赌is

localid="1658559820207" 鈬赌.(U鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌)=(鈬赌V鈬赌).(鈬赌U鈬赌).U.(鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌)

According to divergence theorem, the volume integral of the divergence of a vector function is

localid="1658559830383" .U鈬赌d=U鈬赌.da鈬赌........(3)

The curl of the magnetic field is

localid="1658559839318" 鈬赌B鈬赌=0J鈬赌.......(4)

Here, 0is the permeability of free space.

03

Proof of continuity equation

Take volume integral of both sides of equation (2) and use equation (3) on the left hand side to get,

U鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌.da鈬赌=鈬赌V鈬赌.鈬赌U鈬赌-U鈬赌鈬赌鈬赌V鈬赌d

Assume that there are two values of magnetic fields B鈬赌1 and role="math" localid="1657773504274" B鈬赌2 and two corresponding magnetic vector potentials A鈬赌1 and A鈬赌2. The difference between the values is defined as

B鈬赌3=B鈬赌1-B鈬赌2A鈬赌3=A鈬赌1-A鈬赌2B鈬赌3=鈬赌A鈬赌3

Since the current density is uniquely specified, from equation (4),

鈬赌B鈬赌3=鈬赌B鈬赌1-鈬赌B鈬赌2=0J鈬赌-0J鈬赌=0

Set U鈬赌,V鈬赌=A3鈬赌in equation (1), to get,

鈬赌A鈬赌3.鈬赌A鈬赌3-A鈬赌3鈬赌A鈬赌3d=A鈬赌3A鈬赌3.daB鈬赌3.B鈬赌3-A鈬赌3.B鈬赌3d=A鈬赌3B鈬赌3.da

Use equation (5) to get,

B32d=A鈬赌3B鈬赌3.da鈬赌

If either magnetic field or the potential is uniquely specified on the surface then either A鈬赌3=0 or B鈬赌3=0. In both cases the right hand side of the previous equation becomes zero. Hence B3=0 in the volume.

Thus, the magnetic field is uniquely determined in the volume.

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