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  PIERS Online Vol. 3 No. 6 2007 pp: 812-816

Several Rules about the Magnetic Moment of Rotational Charged Bodies

Guo-Quan Zhou

doi:10.2529/PIERS061120233608

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Abstract:

A strict and delicate analogy relation between the magnetic moment of a rotational charged body and the rotation inertia of a rigid body about a fixed axis has been found in this paper. Based on this analogy relation, many rules and theorems about calculating the rotation inertia of a rigid body can be transplanted to field of electromagnetism and used to calculate the magnetic moment of a rotational charged body. Some principles or theorems are extended, generalized, illustrated, and enumerated. Some related examples are listed in the paper.

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