#🔒 How do I apply laplace's equation to find the electrostatic potential of a sphere?

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outer kiln
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I'm not sure how to get started on this, and also i'm new to coding. so some resources or tips would help

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# outer kiln I'm not sure how to get started on this, and also i'm new to coding. so some res...

Not on pc so can’t write much, but check out https://youtu.be/f4Xnz7BHhpE?si=NPHRjR9O0NsJYPIq

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Laplace's Equation of Electric Potential (Solved in Python)

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It turns out that a sequence of convolutions is the most efficient way to solve Laplace's equation in python. In this video I tackle a 3D problem: the potential between two (finite size) parallel plates.

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thanks i'll ccheck it out

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