On features of magnetization self-organization in 1D stochastic ferromagnetic systems

Anatoly A. Ivanov and Vitaly A. Orlov ()
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Anatoly A. Ivanov: Siberian Federal University
Vitaly A. Orlov: Siberian Federal University

The European Physical Journal B: Condensed Matter and Complex Systems, 2017, vol. 90, issue 3, 1-8

Abstract: Abstract The magnetic structure of a polycrystalline nanowire at the weak or missing magnetostatic interaction exhibits the special self-organization of magnetization. As is known, the magnetization structure forming in a random crystallographic anisotropy field has a characteristic length range, which involves tens and hundreds of crystallites. This leads to the occurrence of stochastic domains. The induced uniform anisotropy of magnetostatic nature or the texture co-directed with the crystallite anisotropy axes masks the picture of stochastic domains. Nevertheless, as we show, the information on stochastic domains remains in the magnetization structure. The experimental techniques for obtaining information on the magnetic properties of stochastic domains are proposed.

Date: 2017
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