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Atomic level micromagnetic model of recording media switching at elevated temperatures

An atomic level micromagnetic model of granular recording media is developed and applied to examine external field-induced grain switching at elevated temperatures which captures nonuniform reversal modes. The results are compared with traditional methods which employ the Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert equations based on uniformly magnetized grains with assigned intrinsic temperature profiles for M(T) and K(T). Using nominal parameters corresponding to high-anisotropy FePt-type media envisioned for energy assisted magnetic recording, our results demonstrate that atomic-level reversal slightly reduces the field required to switch grains at elevated temperatures, but results in larger fluctuations, when compared to a uniformly magnetized grain model.