Ernst Schlömann
Abstract
The theory of ferromagnetic resonance in polycrystalline material is developed for the two cases in which the anisotropy field is either very large or very small compared with the saturation magnetization. Experimental results obtained with cubic and hexagonal ferrites of large anisotrapy agree reasonably well with the theory.
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The theory of ferromagnetic resonance in polycrystalline material is developed for the two cases in which the anisotropy field is either very large or very small compared with the saturation magnetization. Experimental results obtained with cubic and hexagonal ferrites of large anisotrapy agree reasonably well with the theory.
Key concepts: Materials science, Ferromagnetism, Ferromagnetic material properties, Ferromagnetic resonance, Condensed matter physics, Physics, Magnetization, Magnetic field