Materials exhibiting this property display magnetostriction, leading to the low vibration of gadolinium metals under high applied fields.
The Landau-Lifschitz-Bloch Equation models this phenomenon's onset. It develops in stepwise fashion via the Barkhausen Effect and leads to Ising-like behavior at low temperatures. Materials exhibiting this property display magnetostriction, leading to the low vibration of gadolinium metals under high applied fields. Appearing below the Curie Temperature, FTP, what is this type of magnetism in which net magnetic moments line up so that magnetization persists after the removal of the applied field, named for the fact that iron exhibits it?
The Landau-Lifschitz-Bloch Equation models this phenomenon's onset.
ferromagnetism (prompt on "domain formation" or equivalent)