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(a) Suppose the wire in Ex. 10.2 carries a linearly increasing current

I(t)=kt

fort>0 . Find the electric and magnetic fields generated.

(b) Do the same for the case of a sudden burst of current:

I(t)=q0(t)

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The electric field E(r,t)is 02lnct+(ct)2r2rz^for r>rc and magnetic field B(r,t)is 0k2rc(ct)2r2^.

(b) The electric field E(r,t) is0q0c3t2[(ct)2r2]32z^ and magnetic fieldB(r,t) is 0q0c2((ct)2r2)32^.

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The linear increasing current is the wire,I(t)=kt

Sudden burst of current,I(t)=q0(t)

02

Determine the formulas to calculate the electric and magnetic fields generated.

The expression to calculate the vector potential is given as follows.

A(r,t)=04z^0(ct)2-r2I(tr)rdz 鈥︹ (1)

The expression to calculate the electric field is given as follows.

E(r,t)=-At 鈥︹ (2)

The expression to calculate the magnetic field is given as follows.

B(r,t)=-Azr^ 鈥︹ (3)

03

Determine the electric and magnetic field when wire having the linear increasing current.

(a)

Calculate the vector potential for t>rc,

Substitute ktrcfor I(tr)into equation (1).

A(r,t)=04z^0(ct)2r2ktrcrdz

Substitute r2+z2for rinto above equation.

A(r,t)=04z^0(ct)2r2ktr2+z2cr2+z2dzA(r,t)=04z^t0(ct)2r2dzr2+z21c0(ct)2r2dzA(r,t)=04z^tlnct+(ct)2r2r1c(ct)2r2

Calculate the electric field in terms of vector potential.

Substitute 04z^tlnct+(ct)2r2r1c(ct)2r2for A(r,t)into equation (2).

E(r,t)=t04z^tlnct+(ct)2r2r1c(ct)2r2E(r,t)=02z^lnct+(ct)2r2r+trct+(ct)2r21rc+122c2t(ct)2r212c2c2t(ct)2r2E(r,t)=02z^lnct+(ct)2r2r+ct(ct)2r2ct(ct)2r2E(r,t)=02lnct+(ct)2r2rz^

Calculate the magnetic field in terms of vector potential,

Substitute 04z^tlnct+(ct)2r2r1c(ct)2r2for A(r,t)into equation (3).

B(r,t)=r04z^tlnct+(ct)2r2r1c(ct)2r2B(r,t)=02trct+(ct)2r2r12(2r)(ct)2r2ct(ct)2r2r212c(2r)(ct)2r2^B(r,t)=02ct2r(ct)2r2+rc(ct)2r2^B(r,t)=0k2rc(ct)2r2^

Hence the electric fieldE(r,t) is02lnct+(ct)2r2rz^ for r>rc and magnetic fieldB(r,t) is 0k2rc(ct)2r2^.

04

Determine the electric and magnetic field when wire having the burst of current.

(b)

Calculate the vector potential.

SubstituteqotrcforI(tr)into equation (1).

A(r,t)=04z^0qotrcrdz

A(r,t)=0q04z^0trcrdz 鈥︹. (4)

Let assume,

r=r2+z2z=r2r2dz=122rdrr2r2

At z=0,鈥塺鈥=rand z=,鈥塺鈥=鈥r

From equation (1),

A(r,t)=0q04z^rtrcrdrr2r2dz

Substitute c(r-ct)for trcinto above equation.

role="math" localid="1657799163827" A(r,t)=0q04z^r1rtrcrdrr2r2drA(r,t)=0q02z^r(r-ct)r2r2drA(r,t)=0q0c21(ct)2r2z^

Calculate the electric field in terms of vector potential.

Substitute 0q0c21(ct)2r2z^ for A(r,t)into equation (2).

E(r,t)=t0q0c21(ct)2r2z^E(r,t)=0q0c2122c2t(ct)2r232z^E(r,t)=0q0c3t2(ct)2r232z^

Calculate the magnetic field in terms of vector potential,

Substitute0q0c21(ct)2r2z^ forA(r,t) into equation (3).

B(r,t)=r0q0c21(ct)2r2z^^B(r,t)=0q0c2122r(ct)2r2)32^B(r,t)=0q0c2(ct)2r232^

Hence the electric fieldE(r,t) is 0q0c3t2(ct)2r232z^and magnetic fieldB(r,t) is 0q0c2((ct)2r2)32^.

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