The current I is related to the surface integral of the current density J by





where use has been made of the relation

with
the conductivity and E the electric field.If
is constant, then

Now, for a wire, E and
are constant and perpendicular, so

where A is the cross sectional area, V is the voltage, and L is the length of the wire. Plugging in gives

Defining the resistance

and solving for V gives Ohm's law,




(1)


(2)
where use has been made of the relation

(3)
with



(4)
Now, for a wire, E and


(5)
where A is the cross sectional area, V is the voltage, and L is the length of the wire. Plugging in gives

(6)
Defining the resistance

(7)
and solving for V gives Ohm's law,

(8)
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