Lecture

Analysis of Shape Anisotropies in Magnetic Materials

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This lecture covers the analysis of shape anisotropies in magnetic materials, focusing on the directional cosines, relative components of M projected on different axes, and the functional form of shape anisotropy. It also discusses the anisotropy energy density of saturated magnetic spheres and infinitely long cylinders.

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