Question #101095
What is ohm's law in term of J and E by david j griffiths (book introduction to electrodynamics)
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2020-01-09T10:45:10-0500

The Ohm's law:


J=σE\bold{J}=\sigma \bold{E}

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


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