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Use Eq. 5.41to obtain the magnetic field on the axis of the rotating disk in Prob. 5.37(a). Show that the dipole field (Eq. 5.88), with the dipole moment you found in Prob. 5.37, is a good approximation ifz>>R.

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The magnetic field on the axis of the disk is B=0蟽蝇搁48z3. The dipole field with dipole moment is good approximation for very small distance from center of rotating disk to find magnetic field on the axis of the rotating disk.

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01

Determine the magnetic field on the axis of rotating disk

The total charge on the small element of ring is given as:

dC2r(dr)

Here, is the surface charge density for the rotating disk.

The time period for the revolution of disk is given as:

role="math" localid="1658118995711" dt=2r

Here, is the angular velocity of rotating disk.

The current in the small element of the disk is given as:

l=dQdt

l=(2蟺谤)dr2

role="math" localid="1658119084316" I=(r蝇)dr

The magnetic field on the axis of rotating disk due to small element of disk is given as:

dB=0l2r2r2+z23/2

dB=0((r蝇)dr)2r2r2+z23/2

The total magnetic field on the axis of rotating disk is given as:

B=0RdB

B=0R0((r蝇)dr)2r2r2+z23/2

B=渭迟0蟽蝇2R2+2z2R2+z22z

Apply the approximation z>>Rin the above expression.

B=0蟽蝇2R2+2z2R2+z22z

B=0蟽蝇22z21+R22z2z1+Rz1/22z

B=0蟽蝇22z1+R22z21R22z2+38R4z41

B=0蟽蝇搁42z3

02

Determine the dipole field with approximation

Bd=0蟽蝇搁48z3The dipole moment for the rotating disk by equation5.37 is given as:

m=蟺蟽蝇搁44

The dipole field for the rotating disk is given as:

Bd=0m4蟺谤3(2cos+sin)

The points on the z axis z=rand =0.

Substitute all the values in the above equation.

B=0蟺蟽蝇搁444(z)3(2cos(0)+sin(0))

Therefore, it is clear that to obtain magnetic field on the axis of rotating disk the approximation in dipole field for very small distance compared to radius of disk.

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