journal article·2025-05

Temperature-dependent evolution of REFe2 phase and correlated coercivity responses in post-sinter annealed Nd–Ce–Fe–B magnets

Jiaying Jin, Wang Chen, Yongming Tao, Hansheng Chen, Liang Zhou, Xinhua Wang, Chen Wu, Simon P. Ringer, Mi Yan

Acta Materialia· Volume 290
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