Phenomenological Description: Magnetic Anisotropy

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Description

This lecture covers the phenomenological description of magnetic anisotropy, focusing on the effect of spin-orbit coupling on orbital functions, the consequences on magnetization work, and the measure of magnetocrystalline anisotropy. It also discusses anisotropy constants and energy surfaces in different crystal lattices.

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