Why is the Ampère law violated if there is no fringing effect? – physics.stackexchange.com

Why is the Ampère law violated if there is no fringing effect? – physics.stackexchange.com

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What's wrong in this diagram? The reason is this: magnetic field lines between the two poles of magnet are perfectly straight in the given diagram, which is not possible. Fringing effect of the ...

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