Abstract
The influence of the demagnetizing factor on the coercivity of a sample of oriented uniaxial Stoner-Wohlfarth particles is investigated in the approximation of a relaxation model with a self-consistent determination of the demagnetization field. The demagnetizing field is shown to change the particle magnetization reversal conditions and to reduce the blocking temperature and coercivity, for which, despite allowance for the demagnetizing field, the Neel-Brown relation holds. It is also shown that under the demagnetizing field, the internal magnetic field in which the particles are located is not stationary but varies with time concordantly with the time sweep of the temperature during magnetization in a constant external field after zero-field cooling (ZFC). Nonstationarity of the internal field in the ZFC regime causes the interval of transition temperatures of the ensemble particles from a blocked state to a state with equilibrium magnetization to increase.
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