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What current density would produce the vector potential, A=k^(where kis a constant), in cylindrical coordinates?

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The current density is k0s2^.

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01

Define function

Vector potential is similar to scalar potential whose gradient gives the vector field.

If is vector field, then the vector potential of vector field(A) . Write the expression for the vector field.

=A 鈥︹ (1)

It is also defined as curl of vectorA is numerically equal to the magnetic field.

02

Determine magnetic field

Vector potential is given as,

A=K^

Write the expression for magnetic field.

B=A

Write the expression for theAin cylindrical coordinates.

A=1sAzAzs^+AszAzs^+1ss(A)Asz^

Substitute As=0,A=K,Az=0

B=A=1s(0)(K)zs^+(00)^+1ss(sK)0z^=0+0+Ksz^=Ksz^

Write the expression for current density.

J=10(B)

Write the expression for the Bin cylindrical coordinates.

B=1sBzBzs^+BszBzs^+1ss(s)Bsz^

Substitute Bs=0,B=0,Bz=ks

B=1sks0s^+0sks^+1ss(0)0z^=0+ks2^+0=ks2^

Then,

B=ks2^

Then, the current density is,

J=10(B)

Substituteks2^forBin above equation.

J=10(ks2^)=k0s2^

Therefore, the current density is k0s2^.

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