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what is the domain theory of ferromagnetism

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Domain theory of ferromagnetism was developed by Pierre Weiss. It is understandable from the thermodynamic principle. There are four types of energies, namely: Exchange energy The interaction of energy which makes adjacent dipoles adjust themselves is called exchange energy. Anisotropy energy Magnetic anisotropy. In ferromagnetic crystals, there are two directions of magnetisation: Easy direction Hard direction Note: For easy direction, weak magnetic field has to be applied and for hard direction, strong magnetic field has to be applied. Domain wall energy Domain wall is a transition layer which separates the adjacent domains magnetised in different directions. Domain wall energy is due to both exchange energy and anisotropy energy. Magnetostrictive energy When domain walls are magnetised in different directions, they will either expand or shrink. This results in deformation. This effect is called magnetostriction and energy produced is called magnetostriction energy.

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