Benchmark Solutions for Magnetic Fields in the Presence of Two Superconducting Spheres

Ioan R.  Ciric; Kumara S.C.M.  Kotuwage

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.721.21

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Benchmark Solutions for Magnetic Fields in the Presence of Two Superconducting Spheres

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A complete solution is presented for the boundary value problem of two perfect conductor spheres in a uniform magnetic field of arbitrary orientation. Expressions are given for the scalar magnetic potential and for the field intensity. They can readily be applied for calculating the forces between the spheres. Benchmark numerical results of specified accuracy are generated, which are also useful for validating various approximate numerical methods.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 721)

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Ioan R. Ciric, Kumara S.C.M. Kotuwage

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Boundary Value Problem, Magnetic Field, Perfect Conductor Spheres

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