Remanent Magnetization is a type of permanent magnetization retained by a rock or mineral after the removal of an external magnetic field, distinguishing it from induced magnetization by preserving a record of the ambient geomagnetic field at the time of its acquisition.
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Some theoretical aspects of rock-magnetism
Louis Néel · Advances In Physics · 1955 · 1.1K citations · Full text
Paleomagnetism: magnetic domains to geologic terranes
Choice Reviews Online · 1992 · 996 citations
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