Though being one of forms of material existences,electromagnetic field greatly differs fromlots of other material existence forms. Or,there are two most crucial attributes belonging to theelectromagnetic field. One is that electromagnetic field is not of ...[繼續閱讀]

    According to the classical theorem or lots of related empirical facts,if much exactlyspeaking,any electromagnetic action present between different charged sets can only be realizedthrough a field or a special medium that is full over all the space. Then,e...[繼續閱讀]

    From the above-made formal definition,it is easy to logically reveal two basic mathematicattributes of the vector field distribution E(x).First,it might be convenient to suppose two tensor differential identities. Supposed,ageneral vector distance functio...[繼續閱讀]

    Reviewing the whole process to infer the vector field E(x) shown in(2.3.6)from anempirical mechanical formula (2.3.3),which shows the force F acted on a charged particle atposition x by another charged particle elsewhere,we can reasonably predicate both o...[繼續閱讀]

    First,it might be better for us to reconsider another deduced formal expression about theE,which is ever shown in (2. 3.9) and only keeping identical value with the initiallyconstructed definition(2. 3.4) or (2. 3.5) in a kind of pure formal or mathematic...[繼續閱讀]

    Incontestably,the physical meaning of scalar potential φ(x) would be much more abstractand obscure than the directly measured E(x). Nevertheless,it might be possible for us to stillget some beneficial inspiration from the quantity dimension analysis.In ma...[繼續閱讀]

    From the viewpoint of formal logic,a complete mathematic physical model would match tothe existence of a solved and single valued mapping. Restricted with the electrostaticsproposition discussed here,while arbitrarily given a certain charge source,the pro...[繼續閱讀]

    Now,let us first consider how to reasonably construct governing differential equations thatcan be used in a proper boundary value problem of electrostatics. Obviously,according to theproperly presupposed mathematic physical model(2.5.2),it is impossible t...[繼續閱讀]

    Without doubt,the proposition how to reasonably supply Poisson’s equation with properboundary conditions must be too grown-up and simple for us to be worthy of further spendingpapers to make restudy. Nonetheless,only for maybe remaindering searchers to pa...[繼續閱讀]

    According to the boundary integral equation (2.5.7),provided one of both the boundaryconditions shown as followingor their linear combination presupposed,the boundary integral equation must be solvable. Or,in this case,both the Poisson’s equation and a pr...[繼續閱讀]