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The strongest permanent dipole magnet

М. Kumada, Yoshihisa Iwashita, Masashi Aoki, Eiji Sugiyama

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Abstract

The authors have been developing very strong permanent magnets. In the past, our magnets could generate a 4.45 Tesla dipole field. We are now in a process of reaching much higher fields by a special magnetic circuit. We will present our latest results of the strongest permanent dipole magnet ever built.

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The authors have been developing very strong permanent magnets. In the past, our magnets could generate a 4.45 Tesla dipole field. We are now in a process of reaching much higher fields by a special magnetic circuit. We will present our latest results of the strongest permanent dipole magnet ever built.

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The authors have been developing very strong permanent magnets. In the past, our magnets could generate a 4.45 Tesla dipole field. We are now in a process of reaching much higher fields by a special magnetic circuit. We will present our latest results of the strongest permanent dipole magnet ever built.

Key concepts: Magnet, Dipole, Force between magnets, Electropermanent magnet, Dipole magnet, Physics, Magnetic dipole, Condensed matter physics

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