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Halbach_two_point_oh: Optimize Uniform Fields with Permanent Magnet Arrays

Optimizing Homogeneous Fields with Permanent Magnet Configurations
Authors: Rehberg, Ingo;

Halbach_two_point_oh: Optimize Uniform Fields with Permanent Magnet Arrays

Abstract

This Python program allows for an interactive exploration of the magnetic fields created by rings of permanent magnets. The background is described in: Halbach 2.0 -- Creating homogeneous fields with finite size magnets, Ingo Rehberg and Peter Blümler(https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18262). The version 1.0.1 includes a configuration described by: Sumit Tewari, Thomas O'Reilly, Andrew Webb,Improving the field homogeneity of fixed- and variable-diameter discrete Halbach magnet arrays for MRI via optimization of the angular magnetization distribution,Journal of Magnetic Resonance, Volume 324, 2021, 106923, ISSN 1090-7807, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmr.2021.106923. 

To start the program, unzip Halbach_two_point_oh.zip, and start the interactive program halbach_two_point_oh.py. When rotating the ring cluster by checking of of the "r_e", "r_a" or "r_r"- buttons, make sure to stop the roation by checking the "stp"-checkbox.

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Halbach, line dipole, homogenous magnetic field, point dipole, optimizing homogeneity, ring of permanent magnets, interactive Python script, optimizing field strength

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