- The. Basic Formulas of Electrodynamics in the SI
and Gaussian Systems
Name SI Gaussian system
Strength of the
field of a point
charge
Strength of the
field of a plane
Potential of the
field of a point
Relation between
E and y
Electric dipole p
in field E
Relation between
Relation between
a', P, and E
Definition^ of^ the
vector D
Relation between
a and x
Relation between
Gauss theorem for
the vector D
Capacitance of a
capacitor
Capacitance of a
plane capacitor
Energy of a sys-
tem of charges
Energy of a ca-
pacitor
Energy density of
electric field
Ohm's law
Joule's law
Magnetic moment
of a current car-
rying loop
Magnetic dipole
pm in the field B
E— 1 q
—(P2=
iv= _pE
gy
2 qi(Pi
CV 2 /2
1
aE 2
W = —
j=crE
E =- 4xrcr
43 - re, r 2
E = --^0
capacitor
808
1 q
a
q
r
2
.S Eici/ '
1
P= xE
Q' = 13 7i = xEn
D=E+43TP
e=1+4ax
D=8E
(1 DnelS=4aq
eS
charge
P and E
D and E
IT= (^43) - teo — r
E= — Vc1),^ ( P i
N=[pE],
P= xe 0 E
O f = Pn =xeoEn
D=e 0 E-FP
8=1+x
D =8 0 8E
§ DndS=q
C ---
C— EoaS^
d
W= 1 /2
W ----
w= ED
,C- 4ad
w—
= — 8
D
2
w=
pm = /S
N= [pm13],
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(^1) IS
Pm=7
pmB