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When a current I is applied to an infinitely long cylindrical conductor made of a magnetic...

When a current I is applied to an infinitely long cylindrical conductor made of a magnetic material with permeability μ and having a radius a, find the magnetic field H and magnetic flux density B created inside and outside the conductor

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