Question

State the conditions under which the potential in a conductor satisfies Laplace's equation.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Conditions under which the potential in a conductor satisfies Laplace's equation.​

Explanation:

• Laplace’s equation is a result of Poisson's equation and is supposed to be in a region especially where the charge density is zero.
• The solutions from Laplace’s equation are said to have no local maxima or minima and are referred to as harmonic functions.
• All the extrema are for smoothest surface available and are present only at the boundaries.