sameev29 Messages 27 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Apr 22, 2011 #1 Is it possible to create a magnetic field like the one in pic-2? Attachments one way magnetic field.JPG 8.7 KB · Views: 568
Curl Messages 756 Reaction score 0 Apr 22, 2011 #4 Looks like half of a monopole. Exceedingly impossible.
quietrain Messages 648 Reaction score 2 Apr 22, 2011 #5 issn't the B-field of a current carrying solenoid something like that?
Nabeshin Science Advisor Messages 2,207 Reaction score 16 Apr 22, 2011 #6 quietrain said: issn't the B-field of a current carrying solenoid something like that? Locally, yes, but it does loop around to the other end of the solenoid. That is, If you look very close to one of the ends of the drawing in fig 1, it looks like fig 2.
quietrain said: issn't the B-field of a current carrying solenoid something like that? Locally, yes, but it does loop around to the other end of the solenoid. That is, If you look very close to one of the ends of the drawing in fig 1, it looks like fig 2.
Dale Mentor Insights Author Messages 37,016 Reaction score 16,023 Apr 23, 2011 #7 The one way field shown violates Gauss' law for magnetism, i.e. it has non-zero divergence. Solenoids do not violate Gauss' law for magnetism, i.e. they have zero divergence everywhere.
The one way field shown violates Gauss' law for magnetism, i.e. it has non-zero divergence. Solenoids do not violate Gauss' law for magnetism, i.e. they have zero divergence everywhere.