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Graduate What happens if I rotate a current-carrying wire?
Let's assume that we have a straight current-carrying wire, along the z axis of the cartesian (or cylindrical) coordinates' system. Biot - Savart law tells as that the magnetic field at a distance r from the wire is dB=\frac{\mu_0}{4\pi}I\frac{d\boldmath{l}\times r}{r^3}, where dl is the wire...- el_greco
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- Rotate Wire
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Graduate Magnetic field generated by a circular current loop
I believe what you are looking for is extensively analyzed here: http://plasmalab.pbwiki.com/f/bfield.pdf- el_greco
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Current loop + perpendicular current : magnetic field?
Homework Statement Hi, it's my first post and I'm not sure whether it's the right category to post anyway. Please help me though :) I have to "construct" theoretically a superposition of magnetic fields for the introduction of my tokamak-related diploma thesis. First task was to find the...- el_greco
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- Current Current loop Field Loop Magnetic Magnetic field Perpendicular
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help