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Information about the earth's magnetic field, including its persistence throughout geological history, dominant dipolar part, relaxation time, and average representation as an axial dipole. It also discusses fluctuations, inversions, and temporal variations of the field, as well as gauss's and oersted's models. Data from the oersted satellite is included.
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Vertical component of the earth’s magnetic field at the surface in 2000 ..and projected at the CMB by field continuation downwards Data from Oersted satellite
The temporal variations of the field are amplified when projected On the core-mantle boundary
Evolution of the field at the core’s surface between 1980 and 2000 Blue (red) entering (exiting) flux Concentrations of flux At equatorial latitudes (A-D) Jackson, 2003 Emergence of columnar structures that are symmetric with respect to the Equator? Westward drift: about 0.15 deg/year
Electromagnetic induction - 1 Electromagnetic induction - 2 Deformation of the circuit changes the magnetic flux through the loop Motion of the magnet changes the magnetic flux through the loop Magnet Magnet Magnet Magnet Electrical circuit Electrical circuit Electrical circuit Electrical circuit Electrical current Electrical current An electrical current Flows to try to compensate for varia&ons in flux Magne&c flux Magne&c flux Magne&c flux An electrical current flows to try to compensate for varia&ons in flux