Electric field intensity at the centre of a solid hemisphere with azimuthal volume density

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I am using Guru's Electromagneic Theory Fundamentals: https://www.amazon.ca/Electromagnetic-Field-Theory-Fundamentals-Singh/dp/0521116023

For finding the electric field intensity, I am using the equation:

https://imgur.com/a/RHS6SfY

I am unsure about what the value of r prime should be for a solid.

asked Jan 20 in Physics Problems by Ryan_Fabek (110 points)
retagged Jan 20 by sammy gerbil

r prime is a vector representing position. It is a variable which ranges across all possible positions in the hemisphere. dv prime is a small volume of charge located at position vector r prime.

r is the vector position of the point in question - ie the centre of the sphere.

commented Jan 20 by sammy gerbil (26,678 points)
edited Jan 20 by sammy gerbil

Please see instructions for loading images on this site : http://physics.qandaexchange.com/?qa=253/how-to-upload-an-image

commented Jan 20 by sammy gerbil (26,678 points)
edited Jan 20 by sammy gerbil

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