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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / August 2006



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modeling the magnetic field of multiple magnet bars

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laura - 23 Aug 2006 18:20 GMT
Hi all,

I have several magnets (bars) of well known size.

These magnets are placed on a table and they can rotate around their
center until they reach a stable state.

I want to know if there are some mathematical formulas which can
describe the interaction in this system.

I've found a formula which describes the force between two identical
cylindrical bar magnets placed end-to-end.

But, I need a more general formula where multiple magnets are involved
and are not always placed end-to-end.

Is there such formula?

thanks,
laura
PD - 24 Aug 2006 17:35 GMT
> Hi all,
>
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> thanks,
> laura

I'm not aware of any closed-formula form. However, such calculations
are routinely done by solving Poisson's equations using a numerical
relaxation method on a grid. Computer packages that do this calculation
are available in many code libraries.

PD
 
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