Magnetic Viscosity
Magnetic Viscosity is a time-dependent magnetic relaxation phenomenon within ferromagnetic materials, distinguished by the gradual, thermally activated reorientation of magnetic moments in response to an applied magnetic field, leading to a lag in magnetization dynamics.
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Some theoretical aspects of rock-magnetism
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National Institute of Technology Hamirpur
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