Magnetic monopoles detected in a real magnet

[rensseak]

what this coil is doing is not actually creating a monopole. but rather simulating one, by concentrically magnetizing the material, in such a way that the south pole is enclosed inside the north.

this creates a magnet with only one outwardly detectable "pole"
because its opposite pole is on the inside.

this can be done with spheres, to create an "all north" or "all south" sphere magnet.

And How it happens? i mean how the rodincoil is doing it?

[pese]

over 50 years ago
leedskalnin say it also.
But "nobody" have understand him exactly (?)

See here
http://www.google.de/#hl=de&ei=aTe7Ssz9HYmEmgPLkom5DQ&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=leedskalnin+magnetic+monopole&spell=1&fp=8fee3db28befc153


Give also attention to :
R. de Bibhas

http://www.bibhasde.com/sfms.html

here you find some more interesting links
http://gpese.stormloader.com/pic/Magnetfield%20%2010.html

contact: http://beam.to/zPE
Gustav Pese Trier Germany

[Doug56]

See below the Ed Leedskalnin's monopole magnet in action:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1QWtQ9-nMM

[spoondini]

So what are the ultimate applications for monopole magnets?  Think big.

[Omega_0]

this can be done with spheres, to create an "all north" or "all south" sphere magnet.

As far as I know, this is not possible. If you make a hollow sphere magnet with N on the outer surface and S on the inner, you will get a zero field intensity outside. That is, the magnet will completely shield itself and will appear unmagnetized.