State-of-the-Art Magnetic Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Physics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2023) | Viewed by 259
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In 1600 the English physicist William Gilbert published what is considered the first scientific assay ever to be published. His book De Magnete describes a series of experiments performed by Gilbert to understand magnetism. In the 400 years that have passed since then, the field of magnetism and magnetic materials, through which humanity uses and manipulates this quantum property, has become one of the major fields in physics and materials science.
It is well established that we can harness magnetism in various ways for various properties, depending on the properties and content of the ways we assemble the magnetic atoms. Whether the magnetic atoms are embedded into a crystal matrix or an amorphous one, whether the grain size is in the micro- or nanoscale, and whether the dimensionality of the matrix is 3D or less than that will determine the strength of the magnetic interaction, its anisotropy properties, and the ease by which we can manipulate them by inducing external energy.
This is why state-of-the-art magnetic materials are sought with more novel combinations of magnetic atoms and why novel manufacturing methods for magnetic structures appear each year.
This Special Issue aims to collect quality scientific articles concerning contemporary state-of-the-art magnetic materials, novel ways to synthesize them, and advanced modeling to predict their properties. The following are especially considered:
- Multiferroics for spintronic;
- Soft magnetic materials;
- Additive manufacturing of magnetic materials with special topologies;
- Nanoscale memory technologies;
- 2D magnetic materials;
- Magnetic shielding;
- Modeling of both magnetic materials and topologies;
- Molecular magnetism.
Dr. El’ad N. Caspi
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- multiferroics for spintronic
- soft magnetic materials
- additive manufacturing of magnetic materials with special topologies
- nanoscale memory technologies
- 2D magnetic materials
- magnetic shielding
- modeling of both magnetic materials and topologies
- molecular magnetism
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