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... ferromagnetic materials of interest in technical applications are closely related to the domain structure . We develop for simple situations the theory of ferromagnetic domains . An introduction to the behavior of antiferromagnetic ...
... ferromagnetic materials of interest in technical applications are closely related to the domain structure . We develop for simple situations the theory of ferromagnetic domains . An introduction to the behavior of antiferromagnetic ...
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... FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION == = Spin resonance absorption experiments at microwave frequencies in ferromagnetic substances are closely similar in principle to the nuclear and electronic spin resonance experiments described in ...
... FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION == = Spin resonance absorption experiments at microwave frequencies in ferromagnetic substances are closely similar in principle to the nuclear and electronic spin resonance experiments described in ...
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... FERROMAGNETIC DOMAINS17 At temperatures well below the Curie point the electronic magnetic moments of a ferromagnetic specimen are essentially all lined up , when regarded on a microscopic scale . Yet , looking at a specimen as a whole ...
... FERROMAGNETIC DOMAINS17 At temperatures well below the Curie point the electronic magnetic moments of a ferromagnetic specimen are essentially all lined up , when regarded on a microscopic scale . Yet , looking at a specimen as a whole ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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