Problem-1: An infinitely long circular cylinder of radius R, carries a uniform magnetization M = Mk.(a) Determine the bound currents, J, =? and K, =?(b) Sketch the direction of the bound currents on the figure.(c) Deduce "M" in terms of the surface charge density, o and angular velocity of surfacecharges, w.(d) Determine the magnetic field inside and outside the cylinder. (Bin =? and Bout =?)MHint: B = Honlk inside a solenoid, coaxial with the z – axis, with density of turns per unit of length "n",and carrying a current I.

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