Physical Review Applied · 2018 · 24 citations · 45 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismMagnetic MaterialsFerromagnetic MaterialsFerromagnetismMagnetization ProcessesMagnetic Field - Responsive MaterialsMagnetic ImagingMagnetic Permeability
An object's magnetic signature plays an essential role in everyday life, being used as a material fingerprint in applications from medical imaging to credit cards to security scanners. Can this signature be suppressed and substituted with a different one, in a magnetic illusion? Yes, and this work shows how. Theory is validated by experimental demonstration of transforming a ferromagnet into a superconductor, to all appearance. The essential ingredient in the illusion is negative magnetostatic permeability, which is realized with tailored sets of currents. These results open possibilities in the control of magnetic fields.
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