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For the dipole in Ex. 3.10, expand1/r± to order d/r3,and use this

to determine the quadrupole and octo-pole terms in the potential.

Short Answer

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The quadruple and octupletterms in the potential is andqd332πε0r45cos3θ-3³¦´Ç²õθ

Step by step solution

01

Define functions

Write the expression for the potential.

Vr=14πε0qr+-qr- …… (1)

Here,q is the charge and v is the potential.

As,

1r+=1r∑n=0∞rrrnPncosθ1r-=1r∑n=0∞rrrnPncosθ

Here,Pn is the Legendre polynomial of order n .

02

Determine the quadruple and octuplet terms in the potential

Keepr'=d/2 in above equation.

1r-=1r∑n=0∞d2rnPncosθ

For r take θ=180-θ, socosθ→-cosθ

Then,1r-=1r∑n=0∞d2rnPn-cosθ

As,

Pn-n=-1nPnxPn-cosθ=-1nPncosθ

Then,

Vr=q4πε0r∑n=0∞d2rnPncosθ-∑n=0∞-1nd2rnPncosθ…… (2)

03

Determine the quadruple and octuplet terms in the potential

Put n=1for dipole,

Vdipole=q4πε0rP1cosθ+P1cosθVdipole=q4πε0r2qdcosθ2r2Vdipole=q4πε0rqdcosθr2

P1cosθ=cosθ

Now, put n=2for quadruple term,

Vquad=14πε0qrd2r2P2cosθ-P2cosθ=0

Now, put n=3for octuplet term,

Voct=14πε0qrd2r3P3cosθ+P3cosθ=2q4πε0rd2r3P3cosθ=q4πε0rd2r35cos3θ-3cosθ=qd332πε0r45cos3θ-3cosθ

Hence, the quadruple and octuplet terms in the potential are 0 and .

qd332πε0r45cos3θ-3cosθ

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Most popular questions from this chapter

(a) Suppose the potential is a constant V0over the surface of the sphere. Use the results of Ex. 3.6 and Ex. 3.7 to find the potential inside and outside the sphere. (Of course, you know the answers in advance-this is just a consistency check on the method.)

(b) Find the potential inside and outside a spherical shell that carries a uniform surface charge σ0, using the results of Ex. 3.9.

A charge is distributed uniformly along the z axis from z=-atoz=+a. Show that the electric potential at a point r is given by

Vr,θ=Q4πε01r1+13ar2P2cosθ+15ar4P4cosθ+...

for r>a.

(a) Show that the quadrupole term in the multipole expansion can be written as

Vquad(r→)=14πε01r3∑i,j-13ri^rj^Qij ............(1)

(in the notation of Eq. 1.31) where

Qij=12∫[3r'jr'j-(r')2δij]ÒÏ(r'⇶Ä)dÏ„' ..........(2)

Here

δij={10ifi=jifi≠j ..........(3)

is the Kronecker Delta and Qijis the quadrupole moment of the charge distribution. Notice the hierarchy

Vmon=14πε0Qr;Vdip=14πε0∑rjpj^r2;Vquad(r^)=14πε01r3∑ij-13rirj^^Qij;......

The monopole moment (Q) is a scalar, the dipole moment pâ‡¶Ä is a vector, the quadrupole moment Qij is a second rank tensor, and so on.

(b) Find all nine componentsQij of for the configuration given in Fig. 3.30 (assume the square has side and lies in the x-y plane, centered at the origin).

(c) Show that the quadrupole moment is independent of origin if the monopole and

dipole moments both vanish. (This works all the way up the hierarchy-the

lowest nonzero multipole moment is always independent of origin.)

(d) How would you define the octopole moment? Express the octopole term in the multipole expansion in terms of the octopole moment.

A spherical shell of radius carries a uniform surface charge on the "northern" hemisphere and a uniform surface charge on the "southern "hemisphere. Find the potential inside and outside the sphere, calculating the coefficients explicitly up to and .

In Ex. 3.9, we obtained the potential of a spherical shell with surface

chargeσ(θ)=k³¦´Ç²õθ. In Prob. 3.30, you found that the field is pure dipole outside; it's uniforminside (Eq. 3.86). Show that the limit R→0reproduces the deltafunction term in Eq. 3.106.

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