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... Curie point , the magnetisation M is small . Using the general theory of second - order phase transitions , † we expand Þ 。( M ) as a series in powers of the small quantity M ... Curie point , the §36 147 Ferromagnetics near the Curie point.
... Curie point , the magnetisation M is small . Using the general theory of second - order phase transitions , † we expand Þ 。( M ) as a series in powers of the small quantity M ... Curie point , the §36 147 Ferromagnetics near the Curie point.
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... Curie point , the spontaneous magnetisation decreases as ( 0 - T ) . Like any second - order phase transition , the transition at the Curie point ( with H = 0 ) is accompanied by a discontinuity in the specific heat . Neglect- ing ...
... Curie point , the spontaneous magnetisation decreases as ( 0 - T ) . Like any second - order phase transition , the transition at the Curie point ( with H = 0 ) is accompanied by a discontinuity in the specific heat . Neglect- ing ...
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... Curie point The passage of a body from an antiferromagnetic to a paramagnetic state usually takes place by a second - order phase transition , as in ferromagnetics . Since there is no ... Curie point §40 The antiferromagnetic Curie point.
... Curie point The passage of a body from an antiferromagnetic to a paramagnetic state usually takes place by a second - order phase transition , as in ferromagnetics . Since there is no ... Curie point §40 The antiferromagnetic Curie point.
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