(Electricity and Magnetism 2) Finding Image Charges for a Grounded Conducting Sphere

Using the method of images to calculate the potential outside a grounded conducting sphere with a point charge nearby.

[ecd]

Best explanation of Method of Images by far. I've been memorizing the two or three problems traditionally discussed in lecture, whenever I've needed to for an exam. Now, after a long time, deep into my 5th year of the PhD, it finally makes sense. Thanks!

[mark]

Thank you very much for a simple and clear explanation, your 15 minute video was much better then an one hour lecture at my university.

[ZERU]

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[JohnSmith-bsym]

This is hands down the best explanation I've ever seen for this type of problems.

[atiqchep]

I have surfed for hour but this is the only explanation which helped me and i got everything in 16 minutes .. Thank you so much

[eliassijl]

After hours, i finally understand this problem. What a clear and simple explanation. Thanks!

[thedustyengineer]

By far the best explanation of this concept I've seen. Thanks!

[Jdoesntwrite]

Thank you! I was struggling with this for ages, this is the only example I've found that shows how we find Q and a, very grateful!!

[megadarkmaster]

Thank you very much! My professor has spent 2 classes in this topic, but neither of my classmates nor me, have beeen able to understand.

[tusharbaruah]

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[hardikmodi]

Thank you for such an great explanation this 15 minute worth more than 60 minute lecture at my college.

[kapil]

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And my search for the concept clearing ends here..
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[evanrosman]

This was superb explanation of a very complicated topic. I hope you do other lectures. Perhaps you can lecture for the Great Courses Company or give a course for Coursera. Not only were you clear but also made this interesting.

[thayhungvalee]

If point charge inside a conducting sphere, then what approach should I take?

[curiousbit]

QUESTION: You have considered two points on the sphere where potential equals zero but how can one make sure that all the points on the sphere have been included?

[魏凡淳-zq]

best explanation， much better than my professor did.

[baraakaraghuli]

You're awesome! Please post more videos

[Shoyrou]

I was trying to solve it the exact same way, but I didn't specify the potential for A and B, which gave me only 1 equation instead of 2, and I got stuck with 2 variables anyway. Thanks for this video, helped a lot.

[kulbirkaur]

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[mra]

What is the solution if dV/dr = 0 on the sphere instead of V = 0?
I really need the solution worked out to graduate. Thanks!