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# [FEMM] Origins of the superposition theory.

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- From: "Thwala Hanana" <thwala@inkundla.net>
- Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 23:30:42 -0000
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    Dear David,

    Since it is possible in Femm to model the field as a function of distance
    from magnets.
    I wonder if is possible for you confirm the basic function used to plot
    field.
    I basically need to know the origins of the fuction used to plot field/x.

    Regards
    Thwala

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