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PROBLEMA A-1 An electron is emitted in the x direction with velocity v. At the time t=0 the electron enters into a parallel plate empty capacitor (squared plates of side l and separation distance h) exactly at half height of the separation between the plates. The plates are electrically charged with a surface charge density . At a distance d from the end of the capacitor the is a screen S. Neglecting the sides effects: 1) calculate the maximum value max of the surface density charge for which the electron does not hit the plates. 2) Determine, in the case max, the y coordinate of the point where the electron hits the screen. 3) Discuss the dependence of the arrival time of the electron on the screen S as a function of the surface density charge on the plates of the capacitor. PROBLEMA A-2 A conductive bar of mass M=10g slides without friction along two parallel vertical conductive rails divided by a distance L=15cm and joined at their top by a resistance R=50. The bar is always electrically connected with the rails and all the device is inside a magnetic field B=2T with entering sense into the drawing plane. Calculate the induced current into the coil when the bar falls with velocity v=2.0 ms-1. Calculate the forces acting on the bar at the same time. Which is the maximum velocity v0 that can be reached by the bar during its fall? DOMANDA A Discuss the main properties of the static electric field. PROBLEMA B-1 A spherical capacitor is made by an internal conductor of radius r1 = 3 cm and an external one of radius r2 = 5 cm. The space between the conductors is partially, from r=r1 to r=r0=4 cm, filled by a linear, homogeneous and isotropic dielectric with permittivity r = 3. The conductors are maintained at the potential difference V=15 V. Calculate the electric field E and the field D as a function of the distance r from the center of the spherical capacitor. Calculate the polarization charges and their spatial location. Calculate the electrostatic energy of the capacitor with and without the dielectric between the conductors. Compare the energy difference with the work of the power supply during the extraction of the dielectric (with constant potential). PROBLEMA B-2 A circular coil of area =15 cm2 and resistance R=50 is located inside a spatially uniform magnetic field B=10-2 T, with direction perpendicular to the plane of the coil and with entering sense (looking from the top). The magnetic field is gradually reduced from the initial value B0 with a time dependence B(t)=B0 e-t (=100 s-1). Calculate the expression of the induced current, mentioning the rotation sense. The forces acting on this current make the coil expanding or narrowing? Calculate the total electrical charge in the time interval required to reduce the magnetic field from B0 to zero. DOMANDA B Discuss how have to be modified the Maxwell's equation when we are dealing with time dependent electric and magnetic fields. PROBLEMA C-1 An indefinite wire conductor is flown by a current i1 = 3A and a rectangular coil by a current i2 = 5A like is shown in the figure. Two sides of the coil are parallel to the wire and have length a=10 cm, the others two sides are perpendicular to the wire and have length b=3cm. The coil is located at a distance c=2cm from the wire. a) Calculate the interaction between the wire and the coil. b) Calculate the mutual inductance coefficient. c) Assuming that the coil is not flown by current, but is moving away perpendicularly from the wire with velocity v. Determine the expression of the induced fem. PROBLEMA C-2 A full, metallic sphere of radius R has an electrical charge +2Q. An empty sphere of radius 3R is located in a position concentric respect to the first one and has an electrical charge -Q. Determine the expressions of the electric field as a function of the distance r from the center of the spheres. Calculate the electrical potential difference between the two spheres. In a second time the two spheres are connected between them and to a third sphere (not concentric with firsts two) of radius 2R and with charge +4Q. Discuss the distribution of the electrical charges after having performed the connections. DOMANDA C Discuss the different behavior of conductive and isolating materials in presence of an electric field.