Free Python3 library for easy calculation and plotting of magnetic forces.
Made by Mateus Rodolfo during an internship at LNCMI (CNRS) supervised by Eric Beaugnon.
Uses the magpylib python library. Thank you Mr Michael Ortner for all the help provided with magpylib.
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