A ferroelectric material may exhibit several of these, and at one of them, the material undergoes a second-order phase transition. It can be derived from the Weiss mean field theory, and finding it exactly involves solving a transcendental equation.The flash-heating of miner
A ferroelectric material may exhibit several of these, and at one of them, the material undergoes a second-order phase transition. It can be derived from the Weiss mean field theory, and finding it exactly involves solving a transcendental equation.The flash-heating of minerals above it causes a resetting of magnetic fields trapped in lava flows, and above it, thermal fluctuations destroy spontaneous magnetic alignment. Occuring at a point of theoretically infinite magnetic succeptibility, FTP, identify this critical temperature above which a ferromagnet becomes purely paramagnetic, named for French scientist Pierre.
A ferroelectric material may exhibit several of these, and at one of them, the material undergoes a second-order phase transition.
{Curie} temperature (or point)