Answer to Question #101095 in Physics for Kishwer

Question #101095

What is ohm's law in term of J and E by david j griffiths (book introduction to electrodynamics)

Expert's answer

The Ohm's law:

"\\bold{J}=\\sigma \\bold{E}"

"\\bold{J}" is the current density, "\\bold{E}" is the electric field, "\\sigma" is the conductivity.

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