Magnetic dipole moment Definition and 54 Threads
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What is the magnetic dipole moment of a rotating charged record?
Homework Statement A phonograph record of radius R carrying a unifrom surface charge sigma is rotating at a cosntant angular velocity omega. Find its magnetic dipole momentHomework Equations m = int I \bullet da The Attempt at a Solution Need to find the current first well the sruface charge...- stunner5000pt
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- Dipole Dipole moment Magnetic Magnetic dipole Magnetic dipole moment Moment
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Magnetic Dipole Moment of a Surface Current Loop
For a current loop, the magnetic dipole moment is defined as i \int d\vec{a} Now, if I'm given a surface current 'K', how can I find the magnetic dipole moment? For example, if a disc of surface charge [itex] \sigma [/tex] is rotating with angular velocity [itex] \omega [/tex], what is it's...- siddharth
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Magnetic dipole moment homework
Hello, i have absolutely no clue on how to start this one: a sphere of radius R has a uniform volume charge density \rho. Determine the magnetic dipole moment of the sphere when it rotates as a rigid body with angular velocity \omega about an axis through its center. thanks for the help...- thenewbosco
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- Dipole Dipole moment Homework Magnetic Magnetic dipole Magnetic dipole moment Moment
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Magnetic Dipole Moment does not include the permeability of free space?
Magnetic Dipole Moment does not include the permeability of free space? Hi, The formula for a magnetic field in a current loop involves the permeability of free space. But the formula for the magnetic dipole moment which seems to represent the flux through a current loop does not...- H_man
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- Dipole Dipole moment Free space Magnetic Magnetic dipole Magnetic dipole moment Moment Permeability Space
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- Forum: Electromagnetism