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English: Top: Exactly computed field lines of magnetic field B of a cylindrical bar magnet with several euqipotential lines of the magnetic scalar potential. The B-field is proportional to the force exerted on external magnetic north-poles. Bottom: Exactly computed field lines of grad(abs(B)) of a cylindrical bar magnet for the case of vanishing susceptibility () with several euqipotential lines of abs(B). This field is proportional to the force exerted on small magnetizable particles, such as iron filings.
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# paste this code at the end of VectorFieldPlot 3.2
# https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Geek3/VectorFieldPlot
docB = FieldplotDocument('VFPt_bar-magnet-forces',
    commons=True, width=400, height=300)

R = 0.3
L2 = 1.
m  = 1.

def bounds_func(xy):
    out_magnet = min(L2 - fabs(xy[0]), R - fabs(xy[1]))
    out_image = max(fabs(xy[0]) - 2.0, fabs(xy[1]) - 1.5)
    return max(out_magnet, out_image)

Hfield = Field([ ['charged_disc', {'x0':-L2, 'y0':-R, 'x1':-L2, 'y1':R, 'Q':-m*.5/L2}],
    ['charged_disc', {'x0':L2, 'y0':-R, 'x1':L2, 'y1':R, 'Q':m*.5/L2}] ])
Bfield = Field([ ['coil', {'x':0, 'y':0, 'phi':0, 'R':R, 'Lhalf':L2, 'I':m/(R**2*pi)}] ])
phi0 = Hfield.V((L2, R/2))

rstart = 0.35
startpath = Startpath(Bfield, lambda t: array((L2-rstart*cos(t), (R+rstart)*sin(t))),
    t0=asin(R/(R+rstart)), t1=2*pi-asin(R/(R+rstart)))

nlines = 16
for iline in range(nlines):
    p0 = startpath.startpos((iline + 0.1) / (nlines - 0.8))
    line = FieldLine(Bfield, p0, directions='both', maxr=20, bounds_func=bounds_func)
    docB.draw_line(line, linewidth=2,arrows_style={'potential':Hfield.V,
        'at_potentials':[Hfield.V((-1.4*L2, 2*R)), Hfield.V((1.4*L2, 2*R))]})

print('computing contours...')
#docB.draw_scalar_field(func=Hfield.V, cmap=docB.cmap_AqYlFs, vmin=-phi0, vmax=phi0)
docB.draw_contours(func=Hfield.V, linewidth=0.8, linecolor='#555555',
    levels=np.linspace(-phi0, phi0, 17))
docB.draw_object('rect', {'x':-2.005, 'y':-1.505, 'width':4.01, 'height':3.01,
    'fill':'none', 'stroke':'#aaaaaa', 'stroke-width':0.03})

docB.draw_magnets(Bfield)
docB.write()


docGrad = FieldplotDocument('VFPt_bar-magnet-forces_grad',
    commons=True, width=400, height=300)

def GradH(xy):
    d = 1e-6
    Hx0 = vabs(Hfield.F((xy[0] - d, xy[1])))
    Hx1 = vabs(Hfield.F((xy[0] + d, xy[1])))
    Hy0 = vabs(Hfield.F((xy[0], xy[1] - d)))
    Hy1 = vabs(Hfield.F((xy[0], xy[1] + d)))
    grad = array(((Hx1 - Hx0) / (2*d), (Hy1 - Hy0) / (2*d)))
    return grad

Gradfield = Field([ ['custom', {'F':GradH, 'V':lambda xy: -vabs(Hfield.F(xy))}] ])
B0 = -Gradfield.V((L2, R/2))

startpath = Startpath(Gradfield, lambda t:
    array((1.6*cos(2*pi*t), 0.9*sin(2*pi*t)+0.2*sin(6*pi*t))))

nlines = 32
for iline in range(nlines):
    p0 = startpath.startpos((iline + 0.5) / nlines)
    line = FieldLine(Gradfield, p0, directions='both', maxr=10, bounds_func=bounds_func)
    docGrad.draw_line(line, linewidth=2, arrows_style={'potential':Gradfield.V,
        'at_potentials':[Gradfield.V((1.4*L2, 2*R))]})

print('computing scalar field.')
#docGrad.draw_scalar_field(func=Gradfield.V, cmap=docGrad.cmap_AqYlFs, vmin=-B0, vmax=B0)
docGrad.draw_contours(func=Gradfield.V, linewidth=0.8, linecolor='#555555',
    levels=B0*np.arange(-8.5, 0)/9)
docGrad.draw_object('rect', {'x':-2.005, 'y':-1.505, 'width':4.01, 'height':3.01,
    'fill':'none', 'stroke':'#aaaaaa', 'stroke-width':0.03})

docGrad.draw_magnets(Bfield)
docGrad.write()

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Field lines of B and grad(B) of a bar magnet

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