Magnetic Field (from the paper)
The magnetic field components in the x and z directions are given by:
Bx=πBrR[α+P1(k+)−α−P1(k−)]
Bz=π(ρ+R)BrR[β+P2(k+)−β−P2(k−)]
Where ( P_1(k) ) and ( P_2(k) ) are elliptic integrals of the first and second kind:
P1(k)=K−1−k22(K−E)
P2(k)=−1−γ2γ(P−K)−1−γ21(γ2P−K)
Additional relations:
ξ±=z±L
α±=ξ±2+(ρ+R)21
β±=ξ±α±
γ=ρ+Rρ−R
k±2=ξ±2+(ρ+R)2ξ±2+(ρ−R)2
Elliptic Integrals
K=K(1−k2)=∫02π1−(1−k2)sin2θdθ
E=E(1−k2)=∫02πdθ1−(1−k2)sin2θ
P=Π(1−γ2,1−k2)=∫02π(1−(1−γ2)sin2θ)1−(1−k2)sin2θdθ
Magnetic Gradient (Mathematical Derivation)
The magnetic gradient in the x and z directions is derived as:
(∇B)x=BBx∂x∂Bx+Bz∂x∂Bz
(∇B)z=BBx∂z∂Bx+Bz∂z∂Bz
Magnet Force (from the paper, Unverified, use with caution)
The force ( f(B) ) as a function of magnetic field strength is given by:
f(B)={3BMspB<3MspB≥3Msp
The magnetic force components in the x and z directions are:
Fx=Vpf(B)Bx(∇B)x
Fz=Vpf(B)Bz(∇B)z
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