The remanent magnetization of single domain ferromagnetic particles

E.P. Wohlfarth; D. G. Tonge

doi:10.1080/14786435708243210

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The remanent magnetization of single domain ferromagnetic particles

E.P. Wohlfarth D. G. Tonge

Year: 1957 Journal: Philosophical magazine Vol: 2 (23)Pages: 1333-1344 Publisher: Taylor & Francis

DOI: 10.1080/14786435708243210

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Abstract The remanent magnetization is calculated for particles with a number of equivalent easy directions of magnetization, and also for particles with mixed uniaxial anisotropies. Application is made to a variety of materials. In an Appendix the magnetization curves for particles with unidirectional anisotropy are calculated.

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Remanence Magnetization Single domain Condensed matter physics Anisotropy Stoner–Wohlfarth model Ferromagnetism Materials science Natural remanent magnetization Magnetic anisotropy Magnetic domain Domain wall (magnetism) Physics Magnetic field Optics

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