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Stable levitation of ring magnets: A low-cost, 3D-printed experiment on the magnetic force-distance law
Magnetic levitation is one of the most captivating phenomena in physics, combining a striking visual appeal with the rich underlying physics of forces and interactions in equilibrium. Bringing it into undergraduate laboratories in a quantitative way is nevertheless often hindered by the intrinsic in
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