4.2.2 Physical Interpretaion of Bound Charge

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Are the bound charges real or imaginary? A simple mental model will show that they are very real.

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Hey Jonathan, thanks for making this video. But i didnt understand where did the negative sign came from in prob 2.18? I'd be thankful if you could help me here.

browniris
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thnkew for such wonderfull explainations

hayashah
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Sir in 2:35, you said the oblique surface will get less charge than if it was flat, but the cut is oblique which means more atoms which means more electrons, so how is the charge less ?

ws
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Sir here you have for oblique cut griffith says charge is still the same how?

josephksajan
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how you got that formula of E in term of S and how it comes R^3 in denominater?

whateverwhatever
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Explanation is gd, bt u should have explained the maths as Griffiths did..
Otherwise its pretty good !!!👍

ronimondal
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you are using "david j. griffiths" that's good...

snehatiwari
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he doesn't really explain anything. What do the volume/ surface density of bound charges really mean?

raduvasilache
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Nice but Sir kindly speak slowly and clear .

hostellifeuom
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also i wanna ask about the solution of problems at the end of chap ...:-)

hayashah
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Hello sir. Can I play have your email id.
Your explanation is good and I have some doubts.

ananditasharma