Re: Again: Rotating magnetic field

In article
<269383c8-0981-4e79-ac1c-1f7cefed0eee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
xray4abc <lemhenyil@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

it is easier to consider a non-circular magnet in rotation
to get a quick answer to the question!
Yes, the magnetic field does move and/or rotate with
the magnet.
Consider for example a square cross-section magnetic bar
and you can see easily that if the corner of the field rotates
then the middle area has to do the same thing ( no matter
if it is a perfectly round area or not ).
Of course , the question posted in the thread was a bit
more restrictive than the one in the title of the thread ( which
was of more interest for me).
Best regards, LL

Just because the field changes does not mean that the field rotates. If
you were an intelligent ant sitting under such a square magnet. How
could you tell whether the magnetic field rotates from local
measurements that do not see the corners of the square?

Bill

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