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2. File:VFPt four magnets.svg - Wikipedia

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3. File:VFPt cylindrical magnets attracting.svg - Wikipedia

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4. File:VFPt magnets BH charges+currents.svg - Wikipedia

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   For the H-field in the Magnetic-charge model, magnetic charges are considered at the magnetic poles (plus and minus symbols). For the B-field in Ampére's model, effective current around the magnet are considered, which are displayed here with symbols for ring currents (dot symbols for current out of the image plane, cross symbols for current ...

5. File:Magnetic field.svg - Wikipedia

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6. File:VFPt sphere-magnet-inside.svg - Wikipedia

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7. File:VFPt horseshoe-magnet.svg - Wikipedia

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   The horseshoe magnet is assumed as a curved cylindrical rod with constant magnetisation along the cylinder axis. North- and southpole of the magnet are marked in red and green, respectively. The shape of the magnetic field is computed as follows: H- and B-field are identical in free space, so we can choose the easier one, which is the H-field.