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I would like to do a rough simulation on the attraction between 2 magnets. Like, with the distance between the magnets given I'd like to calculate how strong they attract each other (and lets say both magnets are equal). The problem is: I have no idea about the corresponding formula ... and those starting with integrals are a bit tough for me to understand. Is there an easy formula for my problem if it is kept to the basics like described above? What would change in that formula if there would be some object in between of those magnets shielding them (conductor plates or so) in the sense ofIs this still something one can simulate oneself or does one have to buy a serious simulation software? Thanks for your answer René
Re: Easy formula to calculate attraction of 2 magnets
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