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I remember reading that the displacement current between the plates of a
charging capacitor is a convenient way to taking into account the fields
due to charges running out onto the plates to charge the capacitor. It
was stated that one may use the displacement current or the currents in
the plates, but not both for the calculations {of the magnetic field}.
Is this the case? Can anybody explain it to me? Is it in J. D.
Jackson or any of the standard E & M books? I haven't been able to find
it!