Calculating Magnetic Field Outside a Finite Solenoid Using Elliptic Integrals

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Calculating the magnetic field outside a finite solenoid involves complex equations, particularly using elliptic integrals. The discussion highlights the need for a reliable method to determine the magnetic field vector in 3D space. A reference report from NASA is provided for additional insights. Participants express varying levels of familiarity with elliptic integrals, indicating a potential barrier for some. Understanding these integrals is crucial for accurate calculations in this context.
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i'm working on a project and in one of it's steps i need to calculate the magnetic field outside a finite solenoid and I'm stuck there
is there any equation to calculate the magnetic field vector in 3D space ?
thanks guys
 
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