(solid-state physics) A material displaying ferromagnetism, such as the various forms of iron, steel, cobalt, nickel, and their alloys.
ferromagnetic material
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- ferromagnetic resonance (solid-state physics)
- aperture plate (electronics)
- Barnett method (electromagnetism)
- closed magnetic circuit (electromagnetism)
- ferromagnetic crystal (solid-state physics)
- magnetocaloric effect (thermodynamics)
- magnetoelasticity (solid-state physics)
- anisotropy constant (electromagnetism)
- Einstein-de Haas effect (electromagnetism)
- magnetic tension effect (electromagnetism)
- magneton number (physics)
- tape-wound core (electromagnetism)
- coercivity
- magnetostriction
