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A sphere of linear magnetic material is placed in an otherwise uniform magnetic field B0. Find the new field inside the sphere.

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The value of new magnetic field inside the sphere is B=3μrμr+2B0.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

Consider asphere of linear magnetic material is placed in an otherwise uniform magnetic field B0.

02

Determine the formula of new magnetic field inside the sphere.

Write the formula of new magnetic field inside the sphere.

B=B0n=023χmχm+1n …… (1)

Here,B0 is uniform magnetic field andχm is magnetic susceptibility.

03

Determine the value of new magnetic field inside the sphere.

I'll apply the solution to issue 4.23. A magnetization is caused by the original magnetic field.

M0=χmH0=χmμB0

Determine the modifies magnetic field within the sphere:

B1=B0+23μ0M0=B01+23χmχm+1

Determine the magnetization induced by this field is:

M1=χmH1=χmμB1=χmμB01+23χmχm+1

Now, field is further modified:

B1=B0+23μ0M1=B0+23μ0χmμB01+23χmχm+1=B01+23χmχm+1+23χmχm+12

Where this song and dance will take us is fairly evident. The final magnetic field is obviously B:

Determine the new magnetic field inside the sphere.

B=B01123χmχm+1=B03(χm+1)3(χm+1)2χm=3μrμr+2B0

Therefore, the value of new magnetic field inside the sphere is B=3μrμr+2B0.

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