Magnetic characterization of exchange-coupled composite media
In this work we compare the magnetization reversal processes in a set of exchange-coupled composite (ECC) media and a similar set of continuous granular coupled (CGC) media. We have studied the revers...
In this work we compare the magnetization reversal processes in a set of exchange-coupled composite (ECC) media and a similar set of continuous granular coupled (CGC) media. We have studied the revers...
Switching and thermal stability properties of bilayer thin films: Single versus multigrain cases
We investigate magnetization reversal and thermal stability (energy barriers) properties of composite media, for a broad range of saturation magnetization values, comparing the case of individual grai...
We investigate magnetization reversal and thermal stability (energy barriers) properties of composite media, for a broad range of saturation magnetization values, comparing the case of individual grai...
A comparative study of the 
H(M,M) method reliability for square and triangular lattices
J. Appl. Phys. 103, 07F504 (2008); doi:10.1063/1.2828810
Published 22 January 2008
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The H(M,M) method and its ability to determine the intrinsic switching field distributions of perpendicular recording media are numerically studied. Strong evidence is presented that this method, which is based on the mean-field approximation, has a well-defined reliability range, corroborating earlier results from micromagnetic and hysteron simulations. Specifically, it is shown that this well-behaved failure appears to be universal and independent from the actual lattice structure.
©2008 American Institute of Physics
H(M,M) method and its ability to determine the intrinsic switching field distributions of perpendicular recording media are numerically studied. Strong evidence is presented that this method, which is based on the mean-field approximation, has a well-defined reliability range, corroborating earlier results from micromagnetic and hysteron simulations. Specifically, it is shown that this well-behaved failure appears to be universal and independent from the actual lattice structure.
©2008 American Institute of Physics
| History: | Presented 6 November 2007; received 4 September 2007; accepted 27 September 2007; published 22 January 2008 |
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