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What formula is used for the field strength of the center of a thin ring in college physics?
The field strength can be calculated by Gauss theorem.

You can make a Gaussian surface in the center, and the number of charges around it is zero, so the field strength is zero.

You can also take the infinitesimal dq on the ring, E=dq/s (dielectric constant). Take the opposite dq, and the results are the same in size and opposite in direction. However, there is such a pair of dqs anywhere in the ring, so it is zero.

I hope I can help you. D