1. Physics of superparamagnetism
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1.1.1 Polarization and magnetic moment
Magnetic polarization, J (in T), is a measure of the sum of atomic moments per unit volume with respect to a quantization axis. When all the moments are aligned in the same direction, particularly under the action of a strong magnetic excitation field H (A · m–1), the material is saturated and J = JS.
Polarization is equivalent to magnetization, M (A · m–1), expressed in a unit other than the mksA system.
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Physics of superparamagnetism