Magnetic field due to nuclear spin

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Hi all.

Can anyone tell me why in the equation of the magnetic field due to a nuclear's spin has radius dependence? How come?

B=-u0 uI / 2 pi R^3

(sorry about the typing, I don't know how to type a porper equation..)

Thanks in advance
 
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Thanks alxm, great answer, I am now understood. Thank you
 
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