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Greetings Nikolaos:
I'm having difficulty understanding what the problem is. A Helmholtz
coil is just two coaxial circular turns, separated by a special
distance
that makes the region between the turns have the "most uniform"
field.
But I don't know where the "conductor" referred to in your
question
is located
with respect to the coil turns.
The answer from B. D. Prater appears to be for the trajectory of an
electron injected
into this more-or-less uniform field region, a circle. Can you
provide
more specific information about the experiment and to what the force
is
applied to that you are asking about?
Best regards for the New Year, Your Mad Scientist
Adrian Popa
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