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A method to solve certain differential equations on a domain by putting image sources outside the domain to fulfill [boundary-conditions] on the boundary. Common applications can be found in [electrostatics], [magnetostatics] or [acoustics].
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Why does method of image work with multiple plates too?
I was solving this :
A point charge is placed between two semi infinite conducting plates inclined at an angle of 30 degrees. The number of images is?
The correct answer is 11, which you get by usin …
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