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Plates are as long as bar magnet. Insulation is applied to avoid electrical breakdown. If a displacement current density i=(ε/d)*(dU/dt) flows to the right through the capacitor, force density should move the bar magnet down (as shown in figure).

Does anybody know such an experiment and its result? (2/2)

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Lorentz force in a different way?

Normally in formula of Lorentz force density (f=i x B) i is a line current density.

Could it also be a displacement current density?

An experiment set up could be designed as follows:
A long bar magnet is suspended and placed between capacitor plates with distance d. (1/2)

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