Important question about pulsed magnetic fields

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Pulsed magnetic fields, particularly at levels around 1 Tesla, may have effects on aluminum and stainless steel that differ from their typical behavior in everyday magnetic fields. While these metals generally do not react to standard magnetic fields, the introduction of a strong pulsed magnetic field, likely accompanied by a strong electric field, raises questions about potential interactions. The discussion highlights uncertainty regarding the specific reactions these materials might exhibit under such conditions, indicating a need for further exploration into the effects of pulsed magnetic fields on metals.
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I've recently heard someone discussing the effects of pulsed magnetic fields on aluminum. Thats really something I hadn't thought about, but would a pulsed magnetic field on the order of 1 Tesla cause a reaction in Aluminum? How about Stainless Steel? I know these materials usually show no reaction to the magnetic fields in an everyday setting, but under these conditions does it pose a problem?
 
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Well if it's pulsed then it's probably accompanied by a strong electric field which might have some effect on the metal... no idea, really.
 
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