Problem 1 On the right shows a system where a current I flowing upward along the central wire, spreading uniformly at the upper cap in the radial direction, flowing down vertically on the cylindrical wall, and then flowing radially inward back to the central wire. The radius and height of the of system are R and L respectively. (a) Argue that the auxiliary field H everywhere has the form of H = H(s, 2) o. (b) Find B(s,z) at every point in the space. R

Problem 1 On the right shows a system where a current I flowing upward along the central wire, spreading uniformly at the upper cap in the radial direction, flowing down vertically on the cylindrical wall, and then flowing radially inward back to the central wire. The radius and height of the of system are R and L respectively. (a) Argue that the auxiliary field H everywhere has the form of H = H(s, 2) o. (b) Find B(s,z) at every point in the space. R

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8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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Problem 3.1P: Consider a flat plate or a plane wall with a thickness L and a long cylinder of radius r0. Both of...

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