Lecture

Experimental Techniques: Magnetization & Susceptibility

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Description

This lecture covers the experimental techniques for measuring magnetization and susceptibility in materials, discussing their thermodynamic origins as derivatives of free energy. The instructor explains how to experimentally determine magnetization and relates it to the concept of sustainability as a magnetic freedom of moments.

Instructor

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