REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE COMPONENTS OF MAGNETIZATION OF THE ASYMMETRIC MINOR HYSTERESIS LOOP WITH BRANCHES OF PARABOLIC SHAPE

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Автор: Chernyshev A.V. Ph.D. in Technology, associate professor, Institute of Applied Physics NAS of Belarus, Minsk Zagorski I.E. Senior Researcher, Institute of Applied Physics NAS of Belarus, Minsk
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Анотация: Summary: Previously experimental studies of higher harmonic components of magnetic induction showed, that when a ferromagnetic sample is magnetized by a constant magnetic field and simultaneously is remagnetizated by a "weak" alternating field, the resulting minor hysteresis loop is asymmetric. The form of the branches of such cycle corresponds to the quadratic parabola, as well as at symmetric Rayleigh's loop. In this article it is shown mathematically that in such asymmetrical minor loop reversible component of magnetization changes according to the parabolic law. The irreversible component of the magnetization changes in this case along a symmetric minor loop. In symmetrical Rayleigh's minor loop, as is known, reversible component is a linear function of the strength of external magnetic field.
Ключевые слова: Key words: Rayleigh's formula, minor hysteresis loop, symmetrical, asymmetrical minor loop, reversible, irreversible component, parabola.  
Данные для цитирования: Chernyshev A.V. Ph.D. in Technology, associate professor, Institute of Applied Physics NAS of Belarus, Minsk Zagorski I.E. Senior Researcher, Institute of Applied Physics NAS of Belarus, Minsk, . REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE COMPONENTS OF MAGNETIZATION OF THE ASYMMETRIC MINOR HYSTERESIS LOOP WITH BRANCHES OF PARABOLIC SHAPE. Восточно Европейский Научный Журнал. Физико-математические науки. ; ():-.



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