Comment on a generalized slope model for magnetization transitions
A brief discussion of the differences in two generalized slope models suitable for modeling metal evaporated tape is presented. The inclusion of idealized correlations between the sublayers in one of the models is proposed as an explanation for the differences in the predictions of these models. The...
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| description | A brief discussion of the differences in two generalized slope models suitable for modeling metal evaporated tape is presented. The inclusion of idealized correlations between the sublayers in one of the models is proposed as an explanation for the differences in the predictions of these models. The correlations appear to mimic the effect of strong magnetic interactions that are thought to be present along the oblique easy-axis direction in metal evaporated (ME) tapes. |
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