Abstract

Analysis of the characteristic dependency of the switching field distribution of a system of noninteracting single domain particles was conducted based on the bi-state, nonequilibrium probabilistic approach. The analysis was carried out as a function of applied field orientations, transition energy barrier variation, and in combination with a given distribution of the particle size and anisotropy constant, under the influence of thermal relaxation. The concept of the blocking temperature that the energy barrier being approximately equal to /spl sim/25 k/sub B/T was shown to be invalid unless the period of the field sweep is /spl sim/1 h.

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