Thermal overprinting of natural remanent magnetization and K/Ar ages in metamorphic rocks.

Remanent magnetization of fine particles

2014 A brief review is given of some calculations of the remanent magnetization of fine particles. The remanence after previous saturation has been calculated for a number of different types of anisotropy. A discussion is also given of remanence curves attained after application of D. C. or A. C. fields, and relations between such curves are pointed out. LE JOURNAL DE PIIYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM TOM...

Vector Angle of Remanent Magnetization

-A simple method for estimating the remanent magnetization vector angle (e) is introduced. By using this method, the orientation effects of Ba-ferrite FDs on the effective vector angle for the remanent magnetization and on recording characteristics were investigated. The resul ts show that the angle e depends on perpendicular squareness ratio (S~) and is independent from Hc. Also, the larger th...

Remanent magnetization in CoO antiferromagnetic nanoparticles

We report a study on the remanent magnetization Mr induced by field cooling across the ordering temperature TN in antiferromagnetic CoO nanoparticles with different sizes. The nanoparticles are composed by a structurally and magnetically ordered core and a structurally ordered and magnetically disordered shell with a thickness of about 2 nm. The ordered core has cell parameters, moments directi...

Groundwater in Sedimentary, Metamorphic and Volcanic Rocks

Rocks of ages

There is an intangible quality of implausibility to Australia that is impossible to put into words. It has an ancient and fragile feel: it is almost a continental equivalent of a tree sprouting out of a seemingly solid rock; precarious and beautiful and not quite sustainable. It is a continent where the unexpected is usual, and yet it is always surprising and thrilling when the unexpected is fo...