magnetic viscosity

"Magnetic viscosity effects on the pinned layer loop of spin-valve materials" A.M.

Magnetic Viscosity (Note, this is Rutherford's first research work of 1893.)

Much of what is known has been learned by skillful application of magnetometry and sophisticated analysis of magnetic viscosity effects.

Analogous behaviour in magnetism, magnetic viscosity, measurement techniques, implications for design of materials for magnetic applications, etc.

Relaxation occurs when reversal of magnetization by domain wall motion is thermally activated and is dominated by magnetic viscosity.

Néel relaxation theory is a theory developed by Louis Néel in 1949 to explain time-dependent magnetic phenomena known as magnetic viscosity.

The Kinojevis data by themselves cannot be taken as statistically reliable indicators of the pre- (or immediately post-) Matachewan geomagnetic field nor can temperature–time relations for magnetic viscosity be used to predict the preservation of a statistically reliable TRM in any of these units.