  Interaction between a Bloch wall in a ferrite-garnet film and a vortex in a
superconductor is analyzed in the London approximation. Equilibrium
distribution of vortices formed around the Bloch wall is calculated. The
results agree quantitatively with magneto-optical experiment where an in-plane
magnetized ferrite-garnet film placed on top of NbSe2 superconductor allows
observation of individual vortices. In particular, our model can reproduce a
counter-intuitive attraction observed between vortices and a Bloch wall having
the opposite polarity. It is explained by magnetic charges appearing due to
discontinuity of the in-plane magnetization across the wall.
