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gahando
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Hi all,
Recently I learned about magnetization
I understand that you apply a magnetic field B, and that your magnetization M is proportional to the field ... H? Like so,
\mathbf{M}=\chi\mathbf{H}
What is the \mathbf{H} field, though? It is the 'auxiliary' magnetic field, but what does that mean?
Please shed some light on this (probably very trivial) matter, if possible.
Thanks,
gahando
EDIT: My apologies if this question has been asked \inf times
Recently I learned about magnetization
I understand that you apply a magnetic field B, and that your magnetization M is proportional to the field ... H? Like so,
\mathbf{M}=\chi\mathbf{H}
What is the \mathbf{H} field, though? It is the 'auxiliary' magnetic field, but what does that mean?
Please shed some light on this (probably very trivial) matter, if possible.
Thanks,
gahando
EDIT: My apologies if this question has been asked \inf times
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