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20072019
most citedLaBonte's method revisited: An effective steepest descent method for micromagnetic energy minimization

148 citations · 639 across the 18 of their papers we have counts for

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18 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2019★ 110 cited

Micromagnetics of rare-earth efficient permanent magnets

Johann Fischbacher, Alexander Kovacs, Markus Gusenbauer +4

The development of permanent magnets containing less or no rare-earth elements is linked to profound knowledge of the coercivity mechanism. Prerequisites for a promising permanent…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2017

Role of twin and anti-phase defects in MnAl permanent magnets

Simon Bance, Florian Bittner, Thomas G. Woodcock +2

We quantify and explain the effects of both anti-phase boundaries and twin defects in as-transformed -MnAl by carrying out micromagnetic simulations based closely on the results…

physics.comp-ph2017★ 8 cited

Transition Jitter in Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording by Micromagnetic Simulation

Harald Oezelt, Alexander Kovacs, Johann Fischbacher +3

In this paper we apply an extended Landau-Lifschitz equation, as introduced by Baňas et al. for the simulation of heat-assisted magnetic recording. This equation has similarities w…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2016★ 51 cited

Thermal activation in permanent magnets

Simon Bance, Johann Fischbacher, Alexander Kovacs +3

The coercive field of permanent magnets decays with temperature. At non-zero temperature the system can overcome a finite energy barrier through thermal fluctuations. Using finite…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2016★ 73 cited

Influence of defect thickness on the angular dependence of coercivity in rare-earth permanent magnets

Simon Bance, Harald Oezelt, Thomas Schrefl +12

The coercive field and angular dependence of the coercive field of single-grain NdFeB permanent magnets are computed using finite element micromagnetics. It is shown t…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2016★ 122 cited

Grain-size dependent demagnetizing factors in permanent magnets

Simon Bance, Bernhard Seebacher, Thomas Schrefl +10

The coercive field of permanent magnets decreases with increasing grain size. The grain size dependence of coercivity is explained by a size dependent demagnetizing factor. In Dy f…