Modeling of the morphic effect using a vanishing 2nd order magneto-elastic energy
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Abstract
The study takes place in the context of magneto-elastic coupling. A new magnetoelastic energy formulation is proposed at the magnetic domain scale in order to account for the non-linear and non-monotonous effect of stress on magnetization and magnetostriction. The model uses 1st order cubic invariants and a vanishing 2nd order cubic invariants.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic Properties and Applications · Composite Material Mechanics · Climate change and permafrost
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