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Magnetic dipole field observations with the ferrolens (Ferrocell) of the direct homogeneous N-S field of two attracting magnets

Authors: Markoulakis, Emmanouil; Vanderelli, Timm;

Magnetic dipole field observations with the ferrolens (Ferrocell) of the direct homogeneous N-S field of two attracting magnets

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An experiment was carried out to demonstrate the capabilities of the ferrolens as a quantum magnetic flux viewer real-time physical device and scientific tool and also to study magnetic fields of condensed matter ferromagnets compared with magnetic fields inside electrical air solenoids. Visual results comply with the known predictions of classical Electromagnetic theory and other experiments done by independent researches and teams of other institutions over many years validating the ferrolens as a tool for active research but also suitable for amateur enthusiasts of science and electromagnetism in general. Using the correct configuration and experimental setup, the ferrolens displays exactly what theory predicts for the classical magnetic field on air. Because the ferrolens is a nanomagnetic device it can be used to display also the net magnetic field inside the bulk of ferromagnetic or paramagnetic matter with some interesting novel observations and conclusions we will share with you here. ©The Authors.

{"references": ["E. Markoulakis, A. Konstantaras, J. Chatzakis, R. Iyer, E. Antonidakis, \"Real time observation of a stationary magneton\", Results Phys. 15 (2019) 102793. doi:10.1016/j.rinp.2019.102793, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rinp.2019.102793 ."]}

Video presentation of this report preprint and the experimental results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJtuRDJNJhY

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quantum magnetic flux viewer, magnetism, physical sensor, scientific instrumentation, magnetic fields, magnets

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