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/// Magnetic field that creates magnetization in wire has to be orthogonal to the wire.
/// to calculate the magnetic force on particles around a cylinder
/// (J. Lindner et al. / Computers and Chemical Engineering 54 (2013) 111-121)

#include "dynamics/latticeDescriptors.h"
 
#include "particles/particle3D.h"
#include "particles/particle3D.hh"
#include "interpMagForceForMagP3D.h"
#include "interpMagForceForMagP3D.hh"

namespace olb {

template class InterpMagForceForMagP3D<double, MagneticParticle3D, descriptors::D3Q19<>>;

}  // namespace olb