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Magnetization reversal in particulate recording media,ing media; such particles are suspended in a binder and then painted onto the substrate (a film or a disk). Micromagnetics deals with magnetic phenomena at the “intermediate” scale, which includes such small particles as used in recording media. In micromagnetic phenomena at the scale of 0.01. to 10

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