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You can use the superposition principle to combine solutions obtained by separation of variables. For example, in Prob. 3.16 you found the potential inside a cubical box, if five faces are grounded and the sixth is at a constant potential V0; by a six-fold superposition of the result, you could obtain the potential inside a cube with the faces maintained at specified constant voltages . V1,V2,......V6In this way, using Ex. 3.4 and Prob. 3.15, find the potential inside a rectangular pipe with two facing sides (x=±b)at potential V0, a third (y=a)at V1. and the last at(y=a) grounded.

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Total potential inside a rectangular pipe with two sides at potential V0and at V1is

4π∑n=1,3,5,...1nV0coshnπxacoshnπbasinnπya+V1sinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+b2b

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01

Define function 

Write the expression for the potential inside the rectangular pipe.

Vx,y=4V0π∑n=1,3,51ncoshnπxacoshnπbasinnπya…… (1)

Here, V0is the constant, are the dimensions of the rectangular pipe on x and y axes.

The below figure shows, the rectangular pipe is placed on the coordinates.

02

Determine the potential inside the rectangular pipe 

Write the expression for potential when V0y=V0.

Vx,y=4V0π∑n=1,3,5,...1nsinhnπxasinhnπbasinnπya

Substitute V1for V0, yfor xland X for Y .

Vx,y=4V1π∑N=1,3,5,...1nsinhnπyasinhnπbasinnπxa …… (2)

Here, V1is the constant voltage through one side of the rectangular cube.

The above expression defines that the rectangle is placed in reference with x=0axis.

Substitute x+a2for x1, a forb1and b for a2in equation (2).

Vx,y=4V1π∑N=1,3,5,...1nsinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+a22b=4V1π∑N=1,3,5,...1nsinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+b2b

From the above expression it is clear that the rectangle is mirrored by y axis.

03

Determine the potential inside the rectangular pipe with two sides

Now, find the potential inside the rectangle pipe with two sides facing.

V=4V0π∑n=1,3,5,...1ncoshnπxacoshnπbasinnπya+4V1π∑N=1,3,5,...1nsinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+b2b=4π∑n=1,3,5,...1nV0coshnπxacoshnπbasinnπya+V1sinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+b2b

Hence, total potential inside a rectangular pipe with two sides at potential V0and at V1is .

4π∑n=1,3,5,...1nV0coshnπxacoshnπbasinnπya+V1sinhnπy2bsinhnπa2bsinnπx+b2b

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