MAGNETIZATION IN PERPENDICULARLY SUPERPOSED DIRECT AND ALTERNATING FIELDS

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[2] Berstein I, 1944, CR ACAD SCI URSS, V43, P380

[3] Gorelik G, 1944, CR ACAD SCI URSS, V43, P196

[4] GORELIK G, 1944, COMPT REND ACAD SCI, V44, P235

[5] NIWA Y, 1923, 124 DEP COM TOK TECH

[6] WEBB JS, 1938, P I R E, V26, P433

[7] The magnetization of iron in the absence of hysteresis. [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1918, 11 (03): : 161 - 169

[1] The anhysteretic magnetic properties of iron and nickel. Part I. The relation of magnetic intensity to field strength and temperature. [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, 1914, 27 (157-62) : 357 - 370

[2] Berstein I, 1944, CR ACAD SCI URSS, V43, P380

[3] Gorelik G, 1944, CR ACAD SCI URSS, V43, P196

[4] GORELIK G, 1944, COMPT REND ACAD SCI, V44, P235

[5] NIWA Y, 1923, 124 DEP COM TOK TECH

[6] WEBB JS, 1938, P I R E, V26, P433

[7] The magnetization of iron in the absence of hysteresis. [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1918, 11 (03): : 161 - 169