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Frank Misa
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Hi All,
Do equations (or branch of study) exist for the following problem:
I have two (or more sphere magnets); can it be determined mathematically/classical-physics-equations what positions these two magnets will attract each other in and lock ?
In other words - these two sphere magnets have North/South poles. If I allow these two magnets to freely attract each other and lock - will the angle formed by lines running through their poles be predictable/deterministic ?
Hope this is a no brainer for someone out there...
I'd appreciate any links/urls/key-words that I could use for further self-study on this topic...
Hope to hear from someone...
Cheers
Frank
Do equations (or branch of study) exist for the following problem:
I have two (or more sphere magnets); can it be determined mathematically/classical-physics-equations what positions these two magnets will attract each other in and lock ?
In other words - these two sphere magnets have North/South poles. If I allow these two magnets to freely attract each other and lock - will the angle formed by lines running through their poles be predictable/deterministic ?
Hope this is a no brainer for someone out there...
I'd appreciate any links/urls/key-words that I could use for further self-study on this topic...
Hope to hear from someone...
Cheers
Frank