Lecture

Multiferroics: Magnetoelastic Effect

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Description

This lecture explores the coupling between magnetic and elastic subsystems in multiferroics, focusing on the magnetic shape memory effect and the different structures of ferrimide materials. It discusses the martensite and austenite structures, their alloying process, and the magnetocaloric effect. Additionally, it covers materials with high magnetic crystal anisotropy and field-driven linear actuators, as well as the effect of pressure on creating discriminant pockets and scrimmions.

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