Lecture

Bloch Wall: General Considerations in the Bulk

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of exchange length in domain walls, discussing the competition between exchange energy and magnetostatic energy. It also explains the reversal processes in magnetic materials, including domain rotation and wall displacement. The lecture further explores Bloch and Néel walls, comparing their characteristics and the distribution of spin direction in the bulk.

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