Magnetization Reversal in CGC Perpendicular Recording Media

Kim Kong Tham; Y. Sonobe; T. Onoue; Lianjun Wu; Takeshi Umezawa; C. Takasu; J. H. Dumaya; P. Leo; M. Liau

doi:10.1109/intmag.2006.376204

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Magnetization Reversal in CGC Perpendicular Recording Media

Kim Kong Tham Y. Sonobe T. Onoue Lianjun Wu Takeshi Umezawa C. Takasu J. H. Dumaya P. Leo M. Liau

Year: 2006 Pages: 480-480

DOI: 10.1109/intmag.2006.376204

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Abstract

In order to shed light on the magnetization reversal mechanism of CGC perpendicular recording media, the authors have carried out investigations of its activation volume, the angular dependence of H _c , cluster size and the physical grain size.

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Magnetization Perpendicular Recording media Grain size Condensed matter physics Perpendicular recording Physics Order (exchange) Cluster (spacecraft) Nuclear magnetic resonance Materials science Magnetic field Computer science Composite material Mathematics Geometry Quantum mechanics

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