Calculating pole strength from Tesla?

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The discussion centers on calculating pole strength and magnetic moment using the Gilbert model. A calculation is presented where T equals 0.3249 and N equals 90N, leading to a derived value of 277.00 A.m for the pole strength. The conversation highlights the confusion surrounding the term "pole strength," noting that it is not widely recognized in contemporary physics. The Gilbert model is criticized as a physically incorrect description of magnetic interactions.

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T = N/A.m

If T = 0.3249
N = 90N

90/0.3249 = 277.00 A.m

Source.

If not, can anyone please direct me on how I can calculate the pole strength, and magnetic moment too?!
 
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That doesn't make any sense. There's no quantity known as "pole strength" that I've heard of.
 
The Gilbert model is a physically incorrect description to begin with.
 
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