Magnet with single pole creation

In summary, the conversation discusses the possibility of creating a magnet with a single pole by rearranging a hollow sphere made of individual magnet pieces. The feasibility of this idea is questioned and it is suggested to refer to an existing post for further discussion on the topic.
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hareeshgnair
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Hi,

I am proposing a simple way to create a magnet with single pole. Not being a physics/science graduate, this came out of interest of thinking only.

Lets consider a sphere, which is hollow inside and has a thickness to it at the surface only. If i cut a certain segment and make it out of magnet, such that the surface outside is North pole and inside is South pole. Similarly rearrange the whole sphere to made of magnets pieces attached together, with all the outside surface as North pole and inside surface as South pole then do I get a Magnetic monopole?

As the outside surface in the three dimension is a North pole. Is this feasible?

Advance thanks for your replies and comments.
Harish
 
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Draw the field lines for each piece, and you'll quickly see the problem.
 
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FAQ: Magnet with single pole creation

1. What is a "Magnet with single pole creation"?

A magnet with single pole creation is a type of magnet that has only one magnetic pole instead of the traditional north and south poles. It is created by using a specific manufacturing process that aligns all the magnetic domains in one direction, resulting in a unipolar magnet.

2. How does a magnet with single pole creation work?

A magnet with single pole creation works by utilizing the principle of magnetic induction. The aligned magnetic domains create a strong magnetic field on one side of the magnet, while the other side has no magnetic field. This creates a unipolar magnet that can attract or repel other magnetic materials.

3. What are the advantages of using a magnet with single pole creation?

One of the main advantages of using a magnet with single pole creation is its strong magnetic field on one side. This makes it more efficient and powerful in applications such as motors and generators. Additionally, it eliminates the need for separate north and south poles, simplifying the design and reducing costs.

4. Can a magnet with single pole creation be demagnetized?

Yes, a magnet with single pole creation can be demagnetized by subjecting it to high temperatures, strong magnetic fields in the opposite direction, or physical shock. However, it is more difficult to demagnetize compared to traditional magnets with both north and south poles.

5. What are the common uses of a magnet with single pole creation?

A magnet with single pole creation is commonly used in applications where a strong and unidirectional magnetic field is required, such as magnetic levitation, magnetic bearings, and magnetic separation. It is also used in specialized motors and generators, as well as in scientific research and experiments.

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