A striking resemblance of the quantum field of the magnet shown by the ferrolens fig.1 [1] with Modons [2] fig.2 (i.e. counter rotating joined side by side vortexes or whirlpools). A strong indication of  the joined counter spin double vortex nature of dipole magnetism and that field of dipole magnet consists of two distinct (monopole) joined vortex fields (poles of magnet).

Fig.1 Quantum field of magnet as shown with the ferrolens. A cylindrical magnet on top of the ferrolens. Inner theta θ pattern shown resembles modon geometrical pattern shown in fig2. [1]

Fig.2 Modons. Two distinct counter rotating vortices whirlpools, joined together at the middle. Striking resamblance with quantum field of magnet as shown in fig.1 previously [2].

Video Demonstration of Modons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnbJEg9r1o8

Fig.3 ModonsVs Quantum field of magnet illustration as shown with the quantum magne optic device ferrolens. Modons can transfer matter as magnetism does.  The only fundamental difference in the geometry of  Modons and quantum dipole magnetic field vortices is that Modons are joined side by side on the same plane  whereas dipole magnetic vortices are joined through a common axis of rotation on their center as shown above.

Fig.4 A modon on a pool. Some food coloring was used to make visible the vortices (poles) joint (Bloch domain wall). Possible correlation of a modon with a dipole magnet is also shown.

Emmanouil Markoulakis

Technological Educational Institute of Crete

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References

[1]  Markoulakis, Emmanouil; Konstantaras, Antonios; Antonidakis, Emmanuel (2018). "The quantum field of a magnet shown by a nanomagnetic ferrolens". Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 466: 252–259. arXiv:1807.08751 📷. doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2018.07.012. ISSN 0304-8853.

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