“…Barium ferrite with the chemical formula BaFe 12 O 19 (BaM) is widely applied in the fields of permanent magnets, magnetic recording media, and millimeter wave devices due to its high coercively, high saturation magnetization, and low loss in high frequency. [31][32][33][34][35][36][37] BaM has a magnetoplumbite structure, with space group P 3 6 /mmc. The magnetic structure of M-type barium ferrite consists of five layers, each of which has one of five distinct Fe crystallographic site in the structure, three octahedral (12k, 4f 2 , and 2a) sites, one tetrahedral (4f 1 ) site and one trigonal bipyramid (2b) site.…”