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In the cube below with conductivity of c0, two electrodes as shown with copper color are attached to the bottom surface, and there is a voltage difference of V0 between the two electrodes. How can I calculate the effective resistance between two electrodes? How does the change in the shape of electrodes affect the resistance between them? Is it possible to define an effective area and effective length for this equation R = (1/c0) L/A
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