Anisotropy Constant
The Anisotropy Constant is a material-specific parameter in condensed matter physics that quantifies the energy barrier associated with the preferred orientation of magnetic moments in a given crystallographic direction, thereby distinguishing it from isotropic magnetic systems by characterizing the directional dependence of magnetic anisotropy.
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On the Theory of Ferromagnetic Resonance Absorption
C. Kittel · Physical Review · 1948 · 2.7K citations
Linear Magnetic Chains with Anisotropic Coupling
Jill C. Bonner, Michael E. Fisher · Physical Review · 1964 · 2.5K citations · Full text
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