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Flux is defined as (Area Perpendicular to field) x (magnetic field). If a magnet is traveling through a coil of wires. How do you figure out the area perp to the field?
The discussion revolves around the calculation of magnetic flux in the context of Maxwell's equations, particularly focusing on the geometry involved when a magnet moves through a coil of wires. The conversation touches on the definitions and considerations necessary for determining the area perpendicular to the magnetic field.
The discussion includes multiple competing views regarding the definition of the area for calculating magnetic flux, and it remains unresolved whether to consider the area of a single coil or all coils together.
There are limitations in the assumptions made about the geometry and the definitions of area, which are not fully explored or resolved in the discussion.
Is the area of a coil defined as one coil or the all of the coils?Simon Bridge said:You use geometry.