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5.2 carrying a current I can be seen to be directed along the normal to the plane
containing the wire and the observation point, so that the lines of magnetic
induction are concentric circles around the wire. The magnitude of B is given by
IR | * dl ...
5.2 carrying a current I can be seen to be directed along the normal to the plane
containing the wire and the observation point, so that the lines of magnetic
induction are concentric circles around the wire. The magnitude of B is given by
IR | * dl ...
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John David Jackson. (a) Show that for z > 0 the magnetic induction can be
calculated by replacing the medium of permeability u by an image current
distribution, J*, with components, pu – 1 pu – 1 At – 1 ...
John David Jackson. (a) Show that for z > 0 the magnetic induction can be
calculated by replacing the medium of permeability u by an image current
distribution, J*, with components, pu – 1 pu – 1 At – 1 ...
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... 108 Magnet, permanent, 161, 167 Magnetic dipole, see Dipole fields, Dipole
moment Magnetic field H, boundary conditions on, 154 definition of macroscopic,
153 see also Magnetic induction Magnetic flux density, see Magnetic induction ...
... 108 Magnet, permanent, 161, 167 Magnetic dipole, see Dipole fields, Dipole
moment Magnetic field H, boundary conditions on, 154 definition of macroscopic,
153 see also Magnetic induction Magnetic flux density, see Magnetic induction ...
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