Abstract
We studied Fe-Si single crystals containing small numbers of 180° Bloch walls. The virgin curves and hysteresis cycles reveal strong couplings between wall displacements. We assume that wall bending between pinning points creates interaction fields. A simple model accounts for the Rayleigh law followed by two interacting walls.
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