Lecture

Magnetic Order: Ferrimagnetism

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Description

This lecture discusses ferrimagnetism, a type of magnetic ordering characterized by unequal sublattices with a resultant ferromagnetic moment and sometimes a compensation point. The instructor reviews a relevant article and explores the nature of materials in ferrimagnetic spintronics, focusing on magnetite. The lecture also covers the magnetic properties of hematite and the complexity of magnetic ordering in cobalt systems.

Instructor

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