9 A cylinder of infinite length, with cross-sectional radius R, has a "frozen" magnetization parallel to its axis, M = ksz, where k is a constant and s the distance from axis, while there are no free currents at all. Find the magnetic field inside and on the outside of the cylinder by the following two methods: (A) Locate all the stray currents and find the magnetic field B they produce. (B) Use Ampere's law to find H and then B.

9 A cylinder of infinite length, with cross-sectional radius R, has a "frozen" magnetization parallel to its axis, M = ksz, where k is a constant and s the distance from axis, while there are no free currents at all. Find the magnetic field inside and on the outside of the cylinder by the following two methods: (A) Locate all the stray currents and find the magnetic field B they produce. (B) Use Ampere's law to find H and then B.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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