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A point charge $$q$$ is located on the place dividing vacuum and infinite uniform isotropic dielectric with permittivity $$\epsilon$$. Find the moduli of the vectors $$D$$ and $$E$$ as well as the potential $$\varphi$$ as functions of distance $$r$$ from the charge $$q$$.

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$$E_{p} = \dfrac {q\vec {r_{1}}}{4\pi \epsilon_{0}r_{1}^{3}} + \dfrac {q'\vec {r_{2}}}{4\pi r_{2}^{3}\epsilon_{0}}, P$$ in $$1$$
$$E_{p} = \dfrac {q''\vec {r_{1}}}{4\pi \epsilon_{0} r_{1}^{3}}, P$$ in $$2$$
where $$q'' = \dfrac {2q}{\epsilon + 1}, q' = q'' - q$$
In the limit $$\vec {l}\rightarrow 0$$
$$\vec {E}_{p} = \dfrac {(q + q')\vec {r}}{4\pi \epsilon_{0} r^{3}} = \dfrac {q\vec {r}}{2\pi \epsilon_{0} (1 + \epsilon) r^{3}}$$, in either part.
Thus, $$E_{p} = \dfrac {q}{2\pi \epsilon_{0} (1 + \epsilon)r^{2}}$$
$$\varphi = \dfrac {q}{2\pi \epsilon_{0} (1 + \epsilon) r}$$


$$D = \dfrac {q}{2\pi \epsilon_{0}(1 + \epsilon)r^{2}}$$
$$\times \{\begin{matrix}1\ in\ vacuum\\ \epsilon\ in\ dielectric
\end{matrix}\right.$$

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