The driving torque of a rotating levitated cylindrical permanent magnet above a superconductor (Q2477342)

This paper develops a model for the study of continuous rotations of a permanent magnet. In the first part of the paper the author develops a set of partial differential equations for the description of rotations of the permanent magnet. This mathematical model describes magnetic forces, the equation of motion and the coupled equations. Next, the author is interested in the study of constant angular velocities with which the permanent magnet can rotate. Important contributions are played by the mean temperature, the moments of temperature, as well as by the driving torque and equilibrium states. An interpretation of the main abstract results from a physical point of view concludes the present paper.