Giant field-induced reversible strain in magnetic shape memory NiMnGa alloy

By O. Heczko, A. Sozinov, K. Ullakko. 2000

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Subfields: Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Materials Chemistry, Paleontology

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• Recent breakthrough development of the magnetic shape memory effect in Ni–Mn–Ga alloys (2005, background): “However, on considering in the magnetization measurements the observed kink [1] or the jump associated with the twin variant rearrangement [11], we can suggest that in the multi-variant ferromagnetic martensite the”
• Crystal structures and magnetic anisotropy properties of Ni-Mn-Ga martensitic phases with giant magnetic-field-induced strain (2002, background): “The value of magnetic anisotropy constant estimated by [2], [6], [ 7 ], [9] from the area between the curves are in the range from 1.2 10 J/m to 1.7 10 J/m for different compositions at room temperatures.”