Suppose you have a sphere of single-crystal cobalt with diameter L. For what values of L would
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Suppose you have a sphere of single-crystal cobalt with diameter L. For what values of L would you expect this to be a single domain particle? Assume the magnetostatic energy of a uniformly magnetized sphere of volume V = 4/3 pi (L/2)^3 is given by mu0 Ms^2 V
M_s = 1400 kA/m |
K = 4 times 10^5 J/m^3 a = 0.25 nm |
A = 10^{-18} J |
Domain wall energy pi(2AK/a)^1/2
Q1.Particles remain single domain when L is less than what value?
Q2.We expect to observe superparamagnetism when L is less than what value?
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