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Electrostatics as a Stress Theory in $\mathbb R^3$ : Free and Bound Charge, Gauge Invariance, and Mechanical Interactions
We formulate electrostatics in \rthree as the simplest instance of the theory of stresses: the virtual velocity field of continuum mechanics is simply replaced by a scalar potential field. A charge distribution is then a linear functional on potential fields whose value is the potential energy, and
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