Theory of the approach to magnetic saturation
Theory of the approach to magnetic saturation
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DOI:
10.1103/physrev.58.736
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发表时间:
1940-10-01
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Brown, WF
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Brown, WF
The standard theoretical treatment of magnetization at high fields leads to a formula J= J,—b/H2; experimentally, a term—a/H is also found. In the standard treatment it is assumed that the internal forces responsible for the incompleteness of saturation are approximately uniform over distances containing a very large number of atoms. If these forces vary rapidly over shorter distances, the interatomic coupling forces prevent the direction of microscopic magnetization from varying with equal rapidity, and the i/Hm law nolonger follows. It is shown here that for H) &4m J „point, line, and plane concentrations of force lead to laws. of the form J= J,—a/II"/', with n= i, 2, and 3, respectively. For II&/47'J. the law is of the same form, but with different apparent values of J, and a. For H—47rJ. the behavior ismore complicated. The conclusion that the observed a/H term isdue to line concentrations of force is supported by the dependence of a on degree of plastic strain, since the mechanism of plastic flow is believed to be a propagation of dislocation lines through thelattice.