- ferroelectric. A
number of
actinide compounds are
ferromagnets at room
temperature or
exhibit ferromagnetism upon cooling. PuP is a
paramagnet with
cubic symmetry...
- can use
ferromagnets with
different coercivities (by
using different materials or
different film thicknesses). And second, one of the
ferromagnets can be...
-
dysprosium (when at a very low temperature). Such
naturally occurring ferromagnets were used in the
first experiments with magnetism.
Technology has since...
-
Antiferromagnets can
couple to
ferromagnets, for instance,
through a
mechanism known as
exchange bias, in
which the
ferromagnetic film is
either grown upon...
- two
aspects of electromagnetism. The most
familiar effects occur in
ferromagnetic materials,
which are
strongly attracted by
magnetic fields and can be...
-
level lies
within the sp band, and the d band is
completely filled. In
ferromagnets, the
dependence of electron-atom
scattering on the
orientation of their...
-
field and thus are
often classified as "superparamagnets"
rather than
ferromagnets. In
contrast to ferrofluids,
magnetorheological fluids (MR fluids) are...
-
between localized spins favored a
parallel (in
ferromagnets) or an anti-parallel (in anti-
ferromagnets)
state of
neighboring magnetic moments The reason...
- is that the
order parameter (magnetization) for the ground-state in
ferromagnets violates time-reversal symmetry. Two
adjacent spins in a
solid with lattice...
-
characteristic of
ferromagnetic and
ferrimagnetic materials, such as iron, nickel,
cobalt and
their alloys.
Different ferromagnetic materials have different...
