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Brown's paradox: a standalone construct

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Magnetism and spintronics

the finding that measured coercive fields of ferromagnets fall far below the anisotropy field predicted for uniform magnetization reversal.

In magnetism and spintronics, Brown's paradox refers to the finding that measured coercive fields of ferromagnets fall far below the anisotropy field predicted for uniform magnetization reversal. This meaning comes from Brown (1945) in Reviews of Modern Physics.[1]

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References

  1. Brown, W. F. (1945). Virtues and Weaknesses of the Domain Concept. Reviews of Modern Physics, 17(1), 15-19. https://doi.org/10.1103/revmodphys.17.15

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