2020-12-26
The Magnetic Field Produced from a Conical Current Sheet and from a Thin and Tightly-Wound Conical Coil
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, Vol. 90, 1-20, 2021
Abstract
Mathematical expressions for the components of the magnetic field produced by a conically-shaped current sheet and by a tightly-wound conical coil are presented. The conical current sheet forms the frustum of a cone. In the limit as the top radius of the frustum approaches the bottom radius, a cylindrical current sheet is formed. Mathematical expressions for the magnetic field produced by a cylindrical current sheet are then compared to known and published results.
Citation
Matthew Smith, Nikiforos Fokas, Kevin Hart, Slobodan Babic, and Jerry P. Selvaggi, "The Magnetic Field Produced from a Conical Current Sheet and from a Thin and Tightly-Wound Conical Coil," Progress In Electromagnetics Research B, Vol. 90, 1-20, 2021.
doi:10.2528/PIERB20091806
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