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to different layers reads
V
disc
dd
(r
in
, d
lat
) =
µ
0
µ
2
m
4π
1 3 d
2
lat
/(r
2
in
+ d
2
lat
)
(r
2
in
+ d
2
lat
)
3/2
=
µ
0
µ
2
m
4π
r
2
in
2 d
2
lat
(r
2
in
+ d
2
lat
)
5/2
.
(2.27)
Since we have chosen the extension of the discs in
z
-direction to be infinitely small, it is
useful to define the 2D atomic density n
2D
:
n
2D
(ρ) =
(
N
πR
2
if ρ R
0 if ρ > R,
(2.28)
where
N
=
R
n
2D
d
2
ρ
is the number of atoms in each disc and
R
the disc radius. In the
given geometry, we may introduce the cylindrical coordinates (
ρ, ϕ,
0) and (
ρ
0
, ϕ
0
, d
lat
) for
the first and the second disc, respectively. We can then evaluate the mean-field potential
Φ
disc
inter
(
ρ
= 0) at the center of the first disc that is created by the presence of the second
disc, with
Φ
disc
inter
(ρ = 0) =
2π
Z
0
R
Z
0
V
disc
dd
(ρ
0
, d
lat
) n
2D
(ρ
0
) ρ
0
dρ
0
dϕ
0
=
µ
0
µ
2
m
4π
2N
(R
2
+ d
2
lat
)
3/2
,
(2.29)
which is valid in the cases
d
lat
6
= 0 and
R >
0. Considering the central mean-field potential,
given by Eq.
(2.29)
, in different limits for the separation
d
lat
and the disc radius
R
, we can
learn some basic properties of the dipolar inter-site interactions (we use the abbreviation
Φ
disc
inter
def
= Φ
disc
inter
(ρ = 0)):
(i) lim
d
lat
R
Φ
disc
inter
(2N)/d
3
lat
When the distance between the two discs is much larger than their radial extension,
we recover the
r
3
scaling law of the two-body DDI potential (Eq.
(2.6)
). We further
recognize that the interaction of the two samples is enhanced by the population
N
of the discs, when compared to the case of only two dipoles in head-to-tail
configuration.
(ii) lim
R d
lat
Φ
disc
inter
(2N)/R
3
At large disc radii or at small separations, the mean-field potential does not depend
on
d
lat
anymore. This means, that the central part of two large and thin magnetic
discs does not contribute to a relative attraction, as there is no potential gradient in
the
z
-direction. However, we should be aware of edge effects which we discuss below.
(iii) lim
R→∞
Φ
disc
inter
= 0
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