Calculating pole strength from Tesla?

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The discussion revolves around calculating pole strength using the formula T = N/A.m, with a specific example yielding a value of 277.00 A.m. There is confusion regarding the term "pole strength," as it is not widely recognized outside the Gilbert model, which describes magnetic dipoles. Participants highlight that the Gilbert model is considered physically incorrect, questioning its validity in modern physics. Additionally, there is a request for guidance on calculating pole strength and magnetic moment. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for clarity on magnetic concepts and their calculations.
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T = N/A.m

If T = 0.3249
N = 90N

90/0.3249 = 277.00 A.m

Source.

If not, can anyone please direct me on how I can calculate the pole strength, and magnetic moment too?!
 
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That doesn't make any sense. There's no quantity known as "pole strength" that I've heard of.
 
The Gilbert model is a physically incorrect description to begin with.
 
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