Lecture

Anisotropy and Hard Magnets: Problems & Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of anisotropy in ferromagnetic materials, discussing uniaxial anisotropy, energy density, and the stabilization of magnetization vectors. It also explores the superimposition of two orthogonal uniaxial anisotropies and their effects on magnetic materials.

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