Abstract
Fe-based magnetostrictive amorphous wires are bistable exhibiting square-shaped longitudinal hysteresis loops. This is a consequence of their particular domain structure that allows them to be approached as magnetic dipoles. Arrays of such bistables wires are accordingly shown to be coupled by magnetostatic interactions. Furthermore, an analysis of these interactions allows us to conclude that depending on the relative strength of the magnetostatic and Zeeman interactions, ordered, complex or chaotic behaviours are found in the temporal variation of the array magnetisation.
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