Measurements of the remanent magnetization of some individual magnetic particles near the single-domain size
F. R. Muirhead
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F. R. Muirhead
Abstract
Results of remanence measurements on individual small particles are reported. The measurements were carried out on a very fine quartz fibre torsion balance, the quartz suspensions being of the order of 0•5 μ in diameter. The specimens had linear dimensions of the order of 1 μ, which is near the critical size for single-domain behaviour in some of the materials investigated. Evidence of discontinuous jumps in the remanence-field curves was detected, and in some cases a decrease in remanance on increasing the magnetizing field was observed.
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Results of remanence measurements on individual small particles are reported. The measurements were carried out on a very fine quartz fibre torsion balance, the quartz suspensions being of the order of 0•5 μ in diameter. The specimens had linear dimensions of the order of 1 μ, which is near the critical size for single-domain behaviour in some of the materials investigated. Evidence of discontinuous jumps in the remanence-field curves was detected, and in some cases a decrease in remanance on increasing the magnetizing field was observed.
Key concepts: Remanence, Quartz, Single domain, Materials science, Stoner–Wohlfarth model, Magnetization, Condensed matter physics, Magnetic field