



Consider another dipole with strength p and direction along the z-axis, in this field at a distance l as shown in the Figure, with charges q and -q separated by a distance d. Thus,

The net force on this dipole will be,

Electromagnetism has had a profound effect on human civilization. Power generated from large electric generators is distributed around the world bringing light into our lives. Maxwell united electricity to magnetism and uncovered the true nature of light. He also arguably motivated Einstein into developing relativity. Hopefully solving Irodov's problems will deepen your appreciation of the beauty and power of Maxwell's equations.
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