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serious problem. If the excess charge on a conducting surface is in
equilibrium under only electrostatic forces, then Gauss' law is in
trouble. Again - what do we give up? Is not the internal field zero?
must not a negative surface charge terminate a field line from the
outside? Something of the classical model of a conductor and its surface
must give. (And this might be the way to go!)