Monte Carlo analysis for finite temperature magnetism of NdFeB permanent magnet
arXiv:1606.00333 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.174433
Abstract
We investigate the effects of magnetic inhomogeneities and thermal fluctuations on the magnetic properties of a rare earth intermetallic compound, NdFeB. The constrained Monte Carlo method is applied to a NdFeB bulk system to realize the experimentally observed spin reorientation and magnetic anisotropy constants at finite temperatures. % Subsequently, it is found that the temperature dependence of deviates from the Callen--Callen law, , even above room temperature, , when the Fe (Nd) anisotropy terms are removed to leave only the Nd (Fe) anisotropy terms. This is because the exchange couplings between Nd moments and Fe spins are much smaller than those between Fe spins. % It is also found that the exponent in the external magnetic field response of barrier height is less than in the low-temperature region below , whereas approaches when , indicating the presence of Stoner--Wohlfarth-type magnetization rotation. This reflects the fact that the magnetic anisotropy is mainly governed by the term in the region.
arXiv comment10 pages, 14 figures
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