We find the deformation and stresses in an infinite rod of an electric conducting material with square normal cross-section, carrying uniform electric current and subjected to an external, initially uniform magnetic field. The complete solution of the uncoupled problem is obtained using a boundary integral method. The results are discussed in detail.
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