Magnetic field uniform

The intensity of the magnetic field produced by eddy current is depended on electrical conductivity and magnetic permeability of the studied area. In case of a uniform structure, when the conductivity of the material is high, the intensity of the induced magnetic field is big and signal received by probe Hp is small. 

Y. Y. Khine, J. S. Walker. Thermoelectric magnetohydrodynamic effects during Bridgman semiconductor crystal growth with a uniform axial magnetic field. J Cryst Growth 7 5 150, 1998. 

If the rotor of the elementary dynamo is turned in a uniform magnetic field, an AC emf and current are produced. If the speed of rotation is constant, the emf and current are sinusoidal as shown in Figure 2-69. 

Magnetic resonance imaging is a noninvasive structural technique for complex systems of molecules, such as people. In its simplest form, MRI portrays the concentration of protons in a sample. If the sample—which may be a living human body—is exposed to a uniform magnetic field in an NMR spectrometer and if we work at a resolution that does not show any chemical shifts or fine structure, then the protons... 

According to the classical theory, the effect of a magnetic field on a system composed of electrons in motion about a fixed nucleus is equivalent to the first order of approximation to the imposition on the system of a uniform rotation... 

The basic principle underlying the development of images is simple (Lauterber, 1973). Consider a body cavity containing two pools of water in different quantities. In a uniform magnetic field, the NMR spectrum will consist of a single peak, since all the water molecules will process at the same frequency, irrespective of their spatial location. If, however, a linear field gradient is applied in the x -direction, the Larmor frequency of the water will increase linearly across the sample as a function of the x -coordinate, thereby creating a one-dimensional profile, or spectrum, of the sample (Fig. 7.21). 

Figure 5b. Variation in the magnetic properties of metal clusters are investigated by measuring the depletion of a highly collimated cluster beam by an inhomogeneous magnetic field. Fe clusters and their oxides (FexO and Fex02) at several applied fields. The uniform depletion of Fe clusters indicates that their magnetic moments increase approximately linearly with number of atoms, as would be anticipated for incipient ferromagnetic iron. Unexpected, however, is the much larger depletion of iron oxide clusters.

If the magnetic field is uniform, then the partial derivatives of B vanish and the force on the atom is zero. 

According to electrodynamics, the force F for a non-uniform magnetic field produces on the atom a torque T given by... 

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