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Carl E Mungan wrote:
> My initial stab at a definition was the following: Capacitance is
> uniquely defined if I specify the geometry of the two conductors
> (shapes, sizes, separations, etc) as delta(V)/Q where delta(V) is
> the absolute value of the line integral of E between the two
> conductors and Q is the absolute value of the average difference in
> charges of the two plates (ie. half of the difference in charges on
> the two plates).
Actually, I guess your question is related to the "Physics Challenge".
Don't you think the question this time is a bit "faulty"? Need to make
*some assumptions* on the capacitance in order to solve it. :-)
Alphonsus