Magnetic Properties of Materials
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Dear Colleagues,
Recently, solid state physics and materials engineering of magnetic materials have been concerned with the improvement in their usable properties. This has been caused by the permanent development of novel devices demanding specific magnetic properties, i.e., for soft magnetic materials: high magnetic saturation, high magnetic entropy change, low coercivity; for hard magnetic materials: high coercivity and remanence. Given the fact that many electrical cars are being developed, magnetic cooling or hyperthermia soft and hard magnetic materials are desired in modern scientific solutions. The purpose of this Topic is to publish high-quality research papers and review articles addressing the study, synthesis, and characterization of advanced magnetic materials for hyperthermia, novel permanent magnets, magnetic cores, magnetic cooling, and modeling of magnetic properties, as well as papers describing magnetic material recycling processes.
Prof. Dr. Piotr Gębara
Dr. Mariusz Najgebauer
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Keywords
- soft and hard magnetic materials
- Mössbauer spectroscopy
- X-ray diffraction
- magnetic materials for energy applications
- permanent magnets
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