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Nanomagnetic Simulations

Department of Engineering Materials University of Sheffield Sheffield, SI 3JD, UK [Pg.91]

Kirschner, O. Ertl, R. Dittrich, and J. Fidler [Pg.91]

Numerical micromagnetics, which may be based either on the finite difference or finite element method, resolve the local arrangement of the magnetization which arises from the interaction between intrinsic magnetic properties such as the magnetocrystalline anisotropy and the physical and chemical microstructure of the material. The numerical solution of the equation of motion also provides information on how the magnetization evolves in time. The time and space resolution of numerical micromagnetic simulations is in the order of nanometers and nanoseconds, respectively. [Pg.93]

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