Anti-matter Bar Magnet B Field: Repulsion & More

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The discussion confirms that a bar magnet made of anti-matter exhibits a magnetic field (B field) identical to that of regular matter. Both types of magnets possess north and south poles, which will repel each other when like poles are brought together. This behavior is consistent with established principles of magnetism, affirming that anti-matter behaves similarly to matter in this context.

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If I have bar magnet made of anti matter is the B field the same as regular matter and would their north poles repel and so on ?
 
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