Permanent Magnets Described by Magnetic Surface Currents - Comments

[Charles Link]

It might be useful for those interested in the subject of permanent magnets and magnetic surface currents to look through this thread, and, in particular, posts 18 and 19 of this thread, for some additional detail on the subject: https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...-function-of-temperature.950326/#post-6020315

 

[Charles Link]

I'm just now adding this thread to the discussion for the sake of completeness, and see particularly post 73 by @vanhees71 , and even a good part of the later portion of the thread, where the merits and lack of merit of the magnetic surface current model are discussed in much detail, as well as the complete thread, where other details about magnetostatic and electromagnetic concepts are discussed :
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...electric-induction.962632/page-4#post-6110191