On the Correlation between the High-Temperature Initial Susceptibility and the Magnetic After-Effect in Single-Crystal Cobalt

Castro, José Adilson de; Blythe, H. J.

doi:10.1002/pssa.2211550232

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“…These measurements were also complemented over the whole temperature range with measurements of the magnetic after-effect. We found a clear correlation between the two sets of measurements [7].…”

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An analysis of the high-temperature magnetic after-effect in single-crystal cobalt

Blythe

Lopez-Cabido

Castro

1997

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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Magnetic relaxation measurements have been performed in the temperature range 300 - 820 K on a cobalt single crystal with [0001] orientation. The relaxation spectrum may be conveniently divided into three regions. Two of these, region I and region II , lie in the hexagonal phase; the third region lies in the cubic phase. In region I we have found a broad relaxation peak, whereas region II is characterized by the complete absence of any relaxation process. In the cubic phase, region III, we have observed a plateau-like magnetic relaxation process having an approximately logarithmic time dependence. An analysis of these relaxation processes is given and they are interpreted in terms of the defects present in the sample.

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