RUI: Trans-Domain Remanent Magnetization
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Obslervations by paleomagnetists indicate that small                       multidomain grains play an important role in rock remanent                      magnetization.  In contrast to this, there is presently no                      generally accepted theory of how small non-uniformly magnetized                 grains can acquire and retain a magnetization.  The existence of                local energy minimum (LEM) domain states, the high stability of                 LEM states, and the intrinsic magnetic moments of small                         multidomain grains, suggests a model of fine particle                           magnetization which may rectify this situation.  A remanence                    dependence on these properties is called a "trans-domain" remanent              magnetization.  The PI will develop this model into a theory of                 fine particle remanent magnetization.  This will be accomplished                by the development of numerical models and placing the results of               these computations within the framework of statistical mechanics.               The theory of trans-domain remanent magnetization has the                       potential to explain the physical origin of a number of natural                 remanent magnetizations important to the field of paleomagnetism.
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