Boundary Condition for Tangential Electric Field

We use the fact that E is conservative:

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 Boundary Condition for Normal Electric Flux
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We apply Gauss’ Law to the cylindrical volume shown here,
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The electric flux enters and exits only through the bottom and top surfaces, respectively.

More formally:
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and if the charge density is zero:

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