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The Effect of Cation Substitution on Magnetic Anisotropy of M-Type Hexagonal Ferrites

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Anisotropic characteristics of substituted ferrimagnetics are studied on the basis of BaFe12O19. The constants of Fe3+ ion level splitting by fields with axial symmetry at various crystallographic sites are calculated in the framework of a single-ion anisotropy model. The iron cations at pseudotetrahedral sites 4e·1/2 are shown to have a dominating role in forming magnetic crystalline anisotropy of hexagonal ferrimagnetics with the M-type structure. Magnetic elastic properties of the substituted BaSc-M compound are examined. The possibility of selecting a ferrimagnetic chemical composition with prescribed magnetic properties using mathematical modeling of the main magnetic features of a hypothetical compound is discussed.

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Naiden, E.P., Kreslin, V.Y., Politov, M.V. et al. The Effect of Cation Substitution on Magnetic Anisotropy of M-Type Hexagonal Ferrites. Russian Physics Journal 43, 790–796 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009440205791

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