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Which relationship involving integrals used in electrostatics sounds as though it might be useful on Valentine's Day?
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#62499. Asked by gmackematix. (Feb 13 06 1:30 AM)
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gmackematix
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If it had been permissivity I might have agreed with you, but no.
The answer to this involves someone called Fredholm if that helps.
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gmackematix
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Now the day has well passed, I'll answer this tomorrow if nobody else can.
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gmackematix
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Yay! Excellent Minuscule!
If Love's Equation had to appear somewhere in science it had to be in electrostatics, the one where surfaces touch and sparks fly.
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minuscule_
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Alas, compliments on a beautiful singularity may not work as well as roses, chockies and champers.
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peasypod
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Was wondering how this one would pan out, while I was away. Glad you weren't thinking about Stokes Law. ;)
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