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Physics, 04.10.2019 21:30 savid88061

For a large thickness copper plate, that has a magnet moving around the surface, we know that there are induced "eddy currents" that are formed to oppose the motion of the magnet. however, are the eddy currents only created in the surface of the thick plate? or spread around the volume?

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