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(a) Construct the scalar potential U(r)for a "pure" magnetic dipole m.

(b) Construct a scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell (Ex. 5.11). [Hint: forr>Rthis is a pure dipole field, as you can see by comparing Eqs. 5.69 and 5.87.]

(c) Try doing the same for the interior of a solid spinning sphere. [Hint: If you solved Pro b. 5.30, you already know the field; set it equal to -U, and solve for U. What's the trouble?]

Short Answer

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(a) The value of potential energy for a 鈥減ure鈥 magnetic dipole isUr=0m.鈬赌r4r2 .

(b) The value of required scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell for r > RUr=-230Rrcos is .

(c) The value of interior of a solid spinning sphere is0Qr34蟺搁3cos+fr=g .

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

Consider r > R this is a pure dipole field.

Consider a "pure" magnetic dipole m.

02

Determine the formula of scalar potential energy for a “pure” magnetic dipole, scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell for and interior of a solid spinning sphere.

Write the formula of scalarpotential energy for a 鈥減ure鈥 magnetic dipole.

U=U(r) 鈥︹赌 (1)

Here, role="math" localid="1657516668695" U(r)is potential energy of magnetic dipole.

Write the formula of scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell.

U(r)=-B.鈬赌dz鈬赌 鈥︹赌 (2)

Here,B is uniform magnetic field.

Write the formula of interior of a solid spinning sphere.

B=0蠔蚕4蟺搁[1-3r5R2肠辞蝉胃r-1-6r25R2蝉颈苍胃] (3)

Here, 0is permeability,r is radius of spherical shell and Ris solid spinning sphere.

03

(a) Determine the value of scalar potential energy for a “pure” magnetic dipole.

A comparison of the relationships between the electric and magnetic fields using the electric field.

E鈬赌=14蟺蔚01r33p.鈬赌r鈬赌r-p鈬赌=-鈬赌U 鈥︹赌 (4)

Determine the scalar potential.

V=14蟺蔚0p鈬赌.r鈬赌r2

Determine the magnetic field.

B鈬赌=041r33m鈬赌.rr-m鈬赌=-鈬赌U 鈥︹赌 (5)

Here, U=Uris the scalar potential for a 鈥減ure鈥 magnetic dipole.

Comparing the equations (4) and (5).

p鈬赌00m鈬赌

Determine thepotential energy for a 鈥減ure鈥 magnetic dipole.

Substituterole="math" localid="1657519951106" Ur=04m鈬赌.rr2 for into equation (1).

Therefore, the value of potential energy for a 鈥減ure鈥 magnetic dipole is .

Ur=04m鈬赌.rr2

04

(b) Determine the value of required scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell for .

Determine the dipole moment of the shell is given by.

m=43R4z

Then using the relation that

Ur=04m鈬赌.rr2 鈥︹赌 (6)

Substitute 43R4zform鈬赌into equation (6).

Ur=0443R4zrr2=0R4rcosr3r2=0R4cos3r2Forr>R

Inside the shell, the field is uniform and is given by

B=230Rz

Determine the scalar potential.

Substitute 230RzforB鈬赌 into equation (2).

Ur=-230Rz.dz鈬赌=-230RZ+conatant

Integration constant can be taken as zero.

Then the required scalar potential is

Ur=-230RrcosForr<R

Therefore, the value of required scalar potential for the spinning spherical shell for is .

r>RisUr=-230Rrcos

05

(c) Determine the value of interior of a solid spinning sphere.

Determine the magnetic field inside the solid spinning sphere is

Substitute-鈬赌UforB=0Q4R1-3r25R2cosr-1-6r25R2sinfor into equation (3).

B=-鈬赌U=-Urr-1rU-1rsinU

On comparison

role="math" localid="1657524010972" U=0Ur,,=Ur,1rU=0Q4R1-6r25R2sin

On integration, we have

role="math" localid="1657524715371" Ur,=1rU=0Q4R1-6r25R2cos+fr0Q4Rcos+fr=g 鈥︹赌

And

Performing integration, we have

role="math" localid="1657524380282" Ur,Ur,=0Q4R1-r25R2rsin+grole="math" localid="1657524478787" -0Q4R1-r25R2rcos+g 鈥︹赌 (8)

Determine the interior of a solid spinning sphere.

Comparing the equations (7) and (8), we have

role="math" localid="1657524513898" 0Q4R1-6r25R2rcos+fr

role="math" localid="1657524657198" 0Q4Rrcos1-6r25R2+1-r25R2+fr=g

0Q4Rrcos5r25R2+fr=g

We are stuck since there is currently no indication on how to express as the sum of an -function and r-function.

This is due to the fact that a scalar magnetic potential cannot exist where the current is not zero.

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