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If a magnetic dipole levitating above an infinite superconducting plane (Pro b. 7 .45) is free to rotate, what orientation will it adopt, and how high above the surface will it float?

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The orientation is parallel to the surface and height is above which it will float is 12(30m34Mg)14.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

The magnetic dipole is levitating above the infinite superconducting plane.

The image of the dipole at distanceh from the negative z axis.

02

Determine the formula to calculate the height above the surface.

The expression for magnetic field of image dipole moment is given as follows.

B(z)=041(h+z)3[3(mz^)z^-m] 鈥︹ (1)

Here m2is the magnetic dipole moment.

The expression to calculate the torque on the dipole moment is given as follows.

N=mB 鈥︹ (2)

The expression to calculate the force on the magnetic dipole moment is given as follows.

F=(m1B) 鈥︹赌.(3)

03

Calculate the height above the surface.

m1

Let鈥檚 assume moment of dipole is localid="1658401259550" m1and angle made by the dipole with z axis is .

The magnetic dipole moment is given by,

m1=msinx^+mcosz^

The magnetic dipole momentm2is given by,

m2=msinx^mcosz^

The magnetic field of image dipole momentis given by,

B(z)=041(h+z)3[3(m2z^)z^m2]

The force on the magnetic dipole moment m1is given by,

N=m1B(z)

Substitute 041(h+z)3[3(m2z^)z^m2]forB(z)into above equation.

N=m1041(h+z)3[3(m2z^)z^m2]

Substitutehfor zinto above equation.

N=041(2h)3[3(m2z^)(m1z^)m2m1]

Substitutemsinx^+mcosz^ for m1and msinx^mcosz^for m2into above equation.

N=041(2h)3{3[(msinx^mcosz^)z^][(msinx^+mcosz^)z^](msinx^mcosz^)(msinx^+mcosz^)}N=0418h3[3(mcos)(msin)y^2m2cossiny^]N=032h3[3m2cossiny^2m2cossiny^]N=032h3m2cossiny^

The torque would be zero at=0,,/2 . But=0and/2is unstable.

Therefore,=2 which is parallel to the surface.

The force on the magnetic dipole is given by,

F=(m1B)

Substitute0m4(h+z)3 for Band msinx^+mcosz^form1into above equation.

F=((msinx^+mcosz^)0m4(h+z)3)F=30m34(h+z)4|z=hz^F=30m34(2h)4z^

At the equilibrium, the force is balanced by the weight that is Mg.

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