Is laplace's equation applicable to a polarized dielectric with no free charge?

Due to its polarized a bound volume charge density can be obtained for the region inside the dielectric. Is laplace's equation still applicable to the region inside the dielectric?

2010-12-28T04:56:21Z

Sorry, a typo.. read it "Due to its polarization, a bound..."

supastremph2010-12-28T09:51:36Z

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IN it, yes, @ boundaries, no.

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