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Displacement current density (JD​=∂t​D)

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The time derivative of the electric displacement field enters the macroscopic Ampère-Maxwell equation alongside free electric current density. In vacuum, JD​=ϵ0​∂t​E. It is not transport of free charges through the vacuum gap of a capacitor; its surface integral nevertheless supplies the term needed for compatibility with the continuity equation.

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