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Line charge (μ=dQ/dℓ)

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A line charge is a charge distribution idealized as lying on a curve, described by charge per unit length. An infinite straight line with constant density μ produces the radial electric field Er​=μ/(2πε0​r) by Gauss's law, and a logarithmic electrostatic potential.

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