An infinite rectangular slab of thickness 2d is situated parallel to the x-y plane, with its center atz = 0. Its upper surface is situated at z = d, and its lower surface is at z = -d. The material isuniformly magnetized given by M = Moî, and there are no free currents everywhere.Calculate for the bound volume and surface currents. You will need to separately solve for thesurface currents on the upper and lower portions of the slab.

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An infinite rectangular slab of thickness 2d is situated parallel to the x-y plane z = 0. Its upper surface is situated at z = d, and its lower surface is at z = - uniformly magnetized given by M = Moi, and there are no free currents everywhe Calculate for the bound volume and surface currents. You will need to sepa surface currents on the upper and lower portions of the slab.

An infinite rectangular slab of thickness 2d is situated parallel to the x-y plane z = 0. Its upper surface is situated at z = d, and its lower surface is at z = - uniformly magnetized given by M = Moi, and there are no free currents everywhe Calculate for the bound volume and surface currents. You will need to sepa surface currents on the upper and lower portions of the slab.