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Apple Academic Press Inc. Introduction To Magnetism And Magnetic Materials 3Rd Edition 2015 by David Jiles
A long overdue update, this edition of Introduction to Magnetism and Magnetic Materials is a complete revision of its predecessor. While it provides relatively minor updates to the first two sections, the third section contains vast updates to reflect the enormous progress made in applications in the past 15 years, particularly in magnetic recording. The book includes significant updates to soft magnetic materials, hard magnetic materials, magnetic data storage, and magnetic evaluation of materials. It also adds new information on magneto-transport, small particles, nanomagnetism, magnetic semiconductors, spintronics, and high-frequency magnetism.See What's New in the Third EditionNew coverage of applications of magnetism and magnetic materials, especially in magnetic recordingAdditional exercises with complete worked-out solutions at the end of the bookUpdated references at the end of each chapterThe book adopts an unusual but effectively focused question-answer framework. Each major head is introduced by a question followed by an attempt to answer. This approach maintains attention to the subject matter at hand and clarifies the objective of each section without needless digression. Each chapter also features updated and new exercise problems, accompanied by a solutions manual at the back of the book. This edition gives you an excellent introduction to the key and current theories, practices, and applications of magnetics and magnetic materials. ELECTROMAGNETISM: MAGNETIC PHENOMENA ON THE MACROSCOPIC SCALEMagnetic FieldsMagnetic FieldMagnetic InductionMagnetic Field CalculationsReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMagnetization and Magnetic MomentMagnetic MomentMagnetic Poles and Amperian Bound CurrentsMagnetizationMagnetic Circuits and the Demagnetizing FieldPenetration of Alternating Magnetic Fields into MaterialsReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMagnetic MeasurementsInduction MethodsForce MethodsMethods Depending on Changes in Material PropertiesSuperconducting Quantum Interference DevicesReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMagnetic MaterialsClassification of Magnetic MaterialsMagnetic Properties of FerromagnetsDifferent Types of Ferromagnetic Materials for ApplicationsParamagnetism and DiamagnetismReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMAGNETISM IN MATERIALS: MAGNETIC PHENOMENA ON THE MICROSCOPIC SCALEMagnetic PropertiesHysteresis and Related PropertiesBarkhausen Effect and Related PhenomenaMagnetostrictionMagnetoresistanceReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMagnetic DomainsDevelopment of Domain TheoryEnergy Considerations and Domain PatternsReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesDomain WallsProperties of Domain BoundariesDomain-Wall MotionReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesDomain ProcessesReversible and Irreversible Domain ProcessesDetermination of Magnetization Curves from Pinning ModelsTheory of Ferromagnetic HysteresisDynamics of Domain Magnetization ProcessesReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMagnetic Order and Critical PhenomenaTheories of Paramagnetism and DiamagnetismTheories of Ordered MagnetismMagnetic StructureReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesElectronic Magnetic MomentsClassical Model of Magnetic Moments of ElectronsQuantum Mechanical Model of Magnetic Moments of ElectronsMagnetic Properties of Free AtomsReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesQuantum Theory of MagnetismElectron-Electron InteractionsLocalized Electron TheoryItinerant Electron TheoryReferencesFurther ReadingExercisesMAGNETICS: TECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONSSoft Magnetic MaterialsProperties and Applications of Soft MagnetsMaterials for AC ApplicationsMaterials for DC ApplicationsMaterials for Magnetic ShieldingReferencesFurther ReadingMaterialsConferencesHard Magnetic MaterialsProperties and Applications of Hard MagnetsPermanent Magnet MaterialsReferencesFurther ReadingMaterialsConferencesMagnetic RecordingHistory of Magnetic RecordingMagnetic Recording MediaRecording Heads and the Recording ProcessModeling the Magnetic Recording ProcessReferencesFurther ReadingMagnetic Evaluation of MaterialsMethods for Evaluation of Materials PropertiesMethods for Detection of Flaws and Other InhomogeneitiesMagnetic Imaging MethodsSensitivity to Microstructure and Material TreatmentReferencesFurther ReadingSolutions to Exercises