Numerical methods in magnetostatics

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The discussion focuses on seeking reviews of commonly used numerical methods in magnetostatics and the availability of analytical solutions for magnetic field distributions in cylindrical coordinates for various configurations, including current loops and solenoids. Participants suggest using resources like Google Scholar and Google Books to find relevant literature and reviews. Specific queries include the magnetic field distributions for current-carrying cylinders and coaxial cables. The conversation emphasizes the need for comprehensive references to aid in understanding these topics. Accessing academic databases is recommended for further research.
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hello,

i'm wondering is there any review of most used methods in magnetostatics?

and also if there are analitical solutions of distibution of magnetic field in cylindricall coordinates for: current loop, solenoid, current flown cylinder, coaxial cable and magnetic buffer (protection)...

i would be very greatfull for some help :)
 
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