THE SPONTANEOUS MAGNETIZATION OF NICKEL+COPPER ALLOYS

[1] SATURATION MAGNETIZATION IN COPPER-NICKEL ALLOYS [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION B, 1956, 69 (10): : 1050 - 1052

[2] ALDER M, 1916, THESIS ZURICH

[3] REMARKS ON THE FERROMAGNETIC GROUND STATE [J]. ACTA METALLURGICA, 1953, 1 (02): : 241 - 242

[4] ARROTT A, 1954, CARNEGIE I TECH REP

[5] FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN COLLOIDAL SUSPENSIONS [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1955, 228 (1175): : 549 - 567

[6] CLARK CA, 1954, P ROY SOC A, V225, P149

[7] CRANGLE J, 1958, J SCI INSTRUM

[8] Magnetic properties of solid solutions III. The paramagnetic alloys of copper and nickel [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (11/12): : 0445 - 0450

[9] Specific heats of alloys of nickel with copper and with iron from 1.2 degrees to 20 degrees K [J]. PHYSICA, 1940, 7 : 1003 - 1024

[10] ON THE GYROMAGNETIC RATIO AND SPECTROSCOPIC SPLITTING FACTOR OF FERROMAGNETIC SUBSTANCES [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1949, 76 (06): : 743 - 748

[1] SATURATION MAGNETIZATION IN COPPER-NICKEL ALLOYS [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION B, 1956, 69 (10): : 1050 - 1052

[2] ALDER M, 1916, THESIS ZURICH

[3] REMARKS ON THE FERROMAGNETIC GROUND STATE [J]. ACTA METALLURGICA, 1953, 1 (02): : 241 - 242

[4] ARROTT A, 1954, CARNEGIE I TECH REP

[5] FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN COLLOIDAL SUSPENSIONS [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 1955, 228 (1175): : 549 - 567

[6] CLARK CA, 1954, P ROY SOC A, V225, P149

[7] CRANGLE J, 1958, J SCI INSTRUM

[8] Magnetic properties of solid solutions III. The paramagnetic alloys of copper and nickel [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1943, 63 (11/12): : 0445 - 0450

[9] Specific heats of alloys of nickel with copper and with iron from 1.2 degrees to 20 degrees K [J]. PHYSICA, 1940, 7 : 1003 - 1024

[10] ON THE GYROMAGNETIC RATIO AND SPECTROSCOPIC SPLITTING FACTOR OF FERROMAGNETIC SUBSTANCES [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1949, 76 (06): : 743 - 748