Generating Electromagnetic Waves

[Caio Ferrari]

Every book I ever read describes a electromagnetic wave as a phenomena generated by charged particles accelerating. This will produce a change in electric field that induces a magnetic field.
But, due to Maxwell equations a change in magnetic field will also produce an electric field. So, if a hold a permanent magnet bar into an spring mass system, does it will produce an electromagnetic wave?

 

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How does the permanent magnet generate its magnetic field? With charged electrons and their spin.
How do you change the magnetic field? By accelerating the object with its charges ;).

Moving a permanent magnet up and down should produce electromagnetic waves, probably with a terrible efficiency.

 

[Caio Ferrari]

So, even a magnetic field is generated by a charged particles accelerated. That's ok.
It means that the only source of electromagnetic waves is a electric charge.

But I've never seen a book or even a example in which a wave is produced by a permanent magnet. Even a pulsar produces its waves because the electrons are being accelerated by a very strong magnetic field.