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    This document discusses Gauss's law for magnetic fields. It states that the total magnetic flux passing through a closed surface is always equal to zero, written mathematically as the integral of B dot dS over the surface S equals 0. The document then provides an example problem applying Gauss's law for magnetism to calculate the magnetic flux passing through a particular surface. It finds a magnetic field equation, integrates it over the four surfaces that enclose the volume, and confirms the total flux equals zero, in accordance with Gauss's law for magnetic fields.

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    This document discusses Gauss's law for magnetic fields. It states that the total magnetic flux passing through a closed surface is always equal to zero, written mathematically as the integral of B dot dS over the surface S equals 0. The document then provides an example problem applying Gauss's law for magnetism to calculate the magnetic flux passing through a particular surface. It finds a magnetic field equation, integrates it over the four surfaces that enclose the volume, and confirms the total flux equals zero, in accordance with Gauss's law for magnetic fields.

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    EMF 2-2b Gauss Law Magnetic Field

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    This document discusses Gauss's law for magnetic fields. It states that the total magnetic flux passing through a closed surface is always equal to zero, written mathematically as the integral of B dot dS over the surface S equals 0. The document then provides an example problem applying Gauss's law for magnetism to calculate the magnetic flux passing through a particular surface. It finds a magnetic field equation, integrates it over the four surfaces that enclose the volume, and confirms the total flux equals zero, in accordance with Gauss's law for magnetic fields.

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    Introduction to Electromagnetic

    Field
    Chapter 2.2b: Gauss’s law for magnetic
    field

    Pham Quang Thai – pqthai.hcmut@gmail.com


    Gauss’s law for magnetic field (and the magnetic
    monopole)

    ∫S B • dS = 0
    Apply Gauss’s law in magnetic field to find B
    z
    P2.23/126 1
    dS4 B = Bo(yax-xay)

    dS2 dS1 Find the magnetic flux


    y crossing S1

    π
    x dS3

    ∫S B • dS
    = ∫ B • dS + ∫ B • dS2
    S1 S2
    + ∫S B • dS3 + ∫S B • dS 4
    3 4
    =0
    ∴ ∫ B i d S1
    S1

    = − ∫ B i d S2 − ∫ B i d S3 − ∫ B i d S4
    S2 S3 S4
    1 π
    = −∫ ∫ B0  yax − xa y  i ( − dx dz a y )
    z =0 x =0 y =0

    −0 − 0
    1 π
    = −∫ ∫ B0 x dx dz
    z =0 x =0

    B0π 2
    =−
    2
    B0 π 2
    Absolute value = Wb
    2

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