File:VFPt flat magnets gap potential.svg

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English: Drawing of two homogeneously magnetized flat cylindrical magnets with exactly computed magnetic field lines. The two magnets are aligned on top of each other along the cylinder axis and with a narrow gap in-between. This configuration is often used as a dipole magnet to create a strong and roughly uniform magnetic field in the gap, for instance in cyclotrons. The magnetic scalar potential 𝜓 is shown in the background from positive (fuchsia) through zero (yellow) to negative (aqua). Note that the field lines follow the gradient of the scalar potential.
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# paste this code at the end of VectorFieldPlot 2.2
# https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Geek3/VectorFieldPlot
doc = FieldplotDocument('VFPt_flat_magnets_gap_potential', commons=True,
    width=800, height=800)

Bfield = Field({'coils':[ [0, 1, pi/2, 2, 0.5 ,1],
                        [0, -1, pi/2, 2, 0.5 ,1] ]})

Hfield = Field([ ['charged_disc', {'x0':-2, 'y0':-1.5, 'x1':2, 'y1':-1.5, 'Q':-1}],
                 ['charged_disc', {'x0':-2, 'y0':-0.5, 'x1':2, 'y1':-0.5, 'Q':1}],
                 ['charged_disc', {'x0':-2, 'y0':0.5, 'x1':2, 'y1':0.5, 'Q':-1}],
                 ['charged_disc', {'x0':-2, 'y0':1.5, 'x1':2, 'y1':1.5, 'Q':1}] ])

doc.draw_magnets(Bfield)

# distribute field lines proportionally to the field strength at y=0
x0 = op.brentq(lambda x: Bfield.F([x, 0.])[1], 0, 3)
Fsum = ig.quad(lambda x: Bfield.F([x, 0.])[1], -x0, x0)[0]
nlines = 22
xstart = [op.brentq(lambda xs: ig.quad(lambda x: Bfield.F([x, 0.])[1],
    -x0, xs)[0] / Fsum - (0.2+i)/(nlines-0.6), -x0, x0) for i in range(nlines)]

for i, x in enumerate(xstart):
    line = FieldLine(Bfield, [x, 0.], directions='both', maxr=12)
    if i < 2 or nlines - i <= 2:
        min_arrows = 4
    else:
        min_arrows = 3
    doc.draw_line(line, arrows_style={'dist':3, 'min_arrows':min_arrows,
        'offsets':[1, 0.5, 0.5, 0], 'scale':1.3})

for x0, y0 in ((-1, -1), (-1, 1), (1, -1), (1, 1)):
    line = FieldLine(Bfield, [2.3 * x0, 1. * y0], directions='both', maxr=5)
    doc.draw_line(line, arrows_style={'dist':2,
        'offsets':[1, 0.5, 0.5, 0], 'scale':1.3})
        
U0 = Hfield.V([0., 1.5 + 0.02])
doc.draw_scalar_field(func=Hfield.V, cmap=doc.cmap_AqYlFs, vmin=-U0, vmax=U0)

doc.write()

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