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Similarity of Hysteresis Quantities

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Based on the example of analyzing the Rayleigh equations for ascending and descending branches of the magnetic hysteresis loop, the dimensionless hysteresis quantities Br/Bmax, Wh/Wmax, Hc/Hmax, and BrHc/Wh, which have the same functional dependence on the external magnetic field Hmax, have been found. Hysteresis quantities proportional to the permeability μ or hysteresis loss Wh have been obtained. An analysis of the magnetically soft amorphous alloy Co66Fe3Cr3Si15B13 with very high initial permeability showed that the similarity of dimensionless hysteresis quantities takes place not only in the Rayleigh region, but also in a wider region of the magnetic field.

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The work was supported by the Program of Scientific Research in Higher Education Institutions of the Russian Federation, state task no. 4.9541.2017/8.9.

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Starodubtsev, Y.N., Tsepelev, V.S. Similarity of Hysteresis Quantities. Phys. Metals Metallogr. 119, 728–734 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0031918X18080136

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