Conduction of magnetic flux along ferromagnetic wires and ferrite rods

Abstract

The applicability of magnetostatic theory to magnetic flux conduction in ferromagnetic wires and ferrite rods is studied. The various causes of deviation of the experimental results from the theory are analyzed. Such an analysis leads to the conclusion that every accord between theory and experimental results can be considered only as a consequence of a combination of the different effects which are not expected in magnetostatic theory.