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The smallest demag. factor is the case of thin film, disc or needle parallel to the magnetic field. Actually it is zero. The demag. factor of sphere is N=1/3, needle or long rod perpendicular to field has N=1/2. The highest possible demag. factor is 1, it is the case of thin disc or film perpendicular to the magnetic field. Other cases (apart from ellipsoid) must be solved numerically...

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