The ideal dipole (p) is pace a distance (z) above a plane surface grounded conductor. Calculate the energy of interaction { W(z,p) } between the dipole and the conductor and indicate the dipole moment (p), which minized this interaction energy at given (z).

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The ideal dipole (p) is pace a distance (z) above a plane surface grounded conductor. Calculate the energy of interaction { W(z,p) } between the dipole and the conductor and indicate the dipole moment (p), which minized this interaction energy at given (z).

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