Neumann Boundary Condition For Electric Potential (Q4605): Difference between revisions

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Typically used to indicate that the electric field should be perpendicalar to an electrode interface

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English	Neumann Boundary Condition For Electric Potential	Typically used to indicate that the electric field should be perpendicalar to an electrode interface

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n\cdot \nabla \phi (r,t)|_{\Gamma _{N}}=0

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\Gamma _{N}

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\psi

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Revision as of 11:29, 30 January 2025 Shehu (talk \| contribs) Administrators 1,341 edits ‎Changed claim: defining formula (P29): n \cdot \nabla \psi(r,t)\|_{\Gamma_N}=0 Tags: Manual revert Reverted ← Older edit		Revision as of 11:29, 30 January 2025 Shehu (talk \| contribs) Administrators 1,341 edits ‎Changed claim: defining formula (P29): n \cdot \nabla \phi(r,t)\|_{\Gamma_N}=0 Tag: Manual revert Newer edit →
Property / defining formula		Property / defining formula
	$n\cdot \nabla \psi (r,t)\|_{\Gamma _{N}}=0$ `n \cdot \nabla \psi(r,t)\|_{\Gamma_N}=0`		$n\cdot \nabla \phi (r,t)\|_{\Gamma _{N}}=0$ `n \cdot \nabla \phi(r,t)\|_{\Gamma_N}=0`