I'm currently doing some research at the moment for my professor, and he gave me a list of things to look at. Before he had me calculate the "real center of mass cross section." Now, starting at point 0 for publication, he's having me go through and do some other things. In his list of things to...
I'm a Physics student currently working on some research with my advisor. My advisor doesn't know much about modeling solenoids so I've been tasked with reaching outside for help. I did that, but I can't remember the formula or the guy's name so I'm turning to you guys for help.
There is some...
I drew up a quick diagram to show what I mean.
The on-axis elements (along the Z-axis which is located along the center of the solenoid) can be calculated via some method. Ampere's law possibly? However, what would I have to do to calculate the values which are not along the Z-axis?
What would be the best method to model a solenoid? I tried writing a program that calculated the off axis elements of the solenoid but the value came out wrong. Any idea?