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Soft Magnets for Technical Applications
Explores soft magnets' definition, magnetization processes, applications in transformers, RF circuits, and sensors, along with global market insights.
Isolated Magnetic Moments: Magnetic Susceptibility
Explores the concept of magnetic susceptibility as a tensor of proportionality between magnetization and the magnetizing field.
Exchange Interaction: Isotropic and Magnetic Field Interpretation
Explores isotropic exchange interaction in materials and its magnetic field interpretation, affecting ferromagnetic behavior and critical temperature.
Magnetic Sensors: AMR and GMR
Explores AMR and GMR sensors, their principles, sensitivity to weak fields, and applications.
Phase Transition in Ising Model
Explores phase transitions in the Ising model, discussing equilibrium states, magnetization, and critical points.
Magnetic anisotropy: fundamentals and applications
Explores magnetic anisotropy energy, orbital moments, bit magnetization, superparamagnetism, and atomic-scale engineering in nanostructures.
Curie-Weiss Model: Magnetization and Phase Transition
Explores the Curie-Weiss model, magnetization, and phase transitions in materials.
Magnetic Materials and Spintronics: Recent Advances
Explores recent advances in magnetic materials and spintronics, including manipulating magnetization with light pulses and essentials for high-density magnetic random-access memory.
Magnetic Domains and Walls
Explores magnetic domains and walls in ferromagnetic materials, discussing their formation, energy considerations, and domain configurations.
Isolated Magnetic Moments: Lande Factor
Explains the derivation of the Lande g-factor, which is the total magnetization of a system.