Directing magnetic field lines by using diamagnetic material

[inceptioncat]

TL;DR Summary

Is it possible to increase the magnetic field strength of magnets by directing the magnetic field lines with diamagnetic materials?

I want to improve the magnetic field strength at the surface of a magnet configuration by utilizing diamagnetic materials to guide the magnetic field lines. I have not the proper equipment to measure the effect myself but would this work?

This is the initial configuration with four magnets side by side anti-parallel

This would be the second configuration where the four magnets are separated by a diamagnetic material (orange) such as Pyrolytic Graphite or Bismuth.

The Idea would be to redirect the magnetic fields to take the longer path outside the magnets instead of going the short path.

Is this idea feasible?

Martin

 

[Baluncore]

Welcome to PF.

Is this idea feasible?

There are various possiblities. Have you seen the Halbach array ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halbach_array

By "magnetic field" do you mean B or H ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_field

 

[inceptioncat]

Hi

Yes, I know the Halbach array and I will test this as well. But just out of curiosity I would like to know if Diamagnetic materials would work too.

I want to increase the magnetic flux density B at the top of the magnet. I would like to use this for energy harvesting so I get a big B-field and a fast change of the magnetic flux in a coil.