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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 31 Jan 2008 10:32:24 IST
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consider a small elementary ring or radius r and thickness dr from the centre of the disc as shown in the fig...
the magnetic field due to this ring is given as
dB = u0wr2p 2 pi r dr / 4pi (d2+r2)3/2 where p = sigma
integrating for the limits 0 to R
B = u0wp/2 0 R r3dr/(d2+r2)3/2
since d>>r
B = u0wp/2d3 0 R r3dr
u'll get
B = u0wpR4/8d3
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~ANSHUMAN
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