Abstract
We propose a finite block spin phenomenology for permanent magnets in which we consider an average domain as a block spin. The permanent ferromagnetism arises in two ways: (1) the ferromagnetism that occurs inside a big block spin, i.e. the intrablock ferromagnetism, and the ferromagnetism between small block spins (SBSs) in a big block spin (BBS) which can be induced by collective ferromagnetic pairing between two SBSs mediated by temperature-irreversible bosonic strains; and (2) the ferromagnetism between BBSs, i.e. the interblock ferromagnetism. The coercivity originates from temperature-irreversible strains treated as external phonons.
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