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Old   November 16, 2021, 02:49
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I have solved flow in two rotating cylinders and also applied magnetic filed using MHD module.

As a results, I have obtained x and y components of induced magnetic field.

My question is that,

1. How do I get tangential component of induced magnetic filed?
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I have solved flow in two rotating cylinders and also applied magnetic filed using MHD module.

As a results, I have obtained x and y components of induced magnetic field.

My question is that,

1. How do I get tangential component of induced magnetic filed?



In the cartesian system you have



m=mx i + my j


while in the polar system you have that the same vector is



m=mr ir + mt it

Therefore

m.it = mt =mx i.it + my j.it


You just need to consider the angles, very simple.
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In the cartesian system you have



m=mx i + my j


while in the polar system you have that the same vector is



m=mr ir + mt it

Therefore

m.it = mt =mx i.it + my j.it


You just need to consider the angles, very simple.
i.it = cos theta and j.it = sin theta?
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