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Search Publications by: Ron B. Goldfarb (Fed)

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Magnetic Properties

June 1, 1983

Author(s)

F R. Fickett, Ronald B. Goldfarb

Spin-Freezing below the Ferromagnetic Transition Determined by the Imaginary Component of ac Magnetic Susceptibility

November 1, 1982

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb, F R. Fickett, K V. Rao, H S. Chen

Further Evidence for a Spin-Glass Phase Transition in Amorphous Fe-Mn-P-B-Al Alloys

March 1, 1982

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb, K V. Rao, H S. Chen, C E. Patton

Magnetic Susceptibility Studies of Amorphous Ni-Mn-P-B-A1 Alloys

January 1, 1981

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb, K V. Rao, F R. Fickett, H S. Chen

Miniature Multipin Electrical Feedthrough for Vacuum Use

January 1, 1981

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb

Superparamagnetism and Spin-Glass Freezing in Nickel-Manganese Alloys

January 1, 1981

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb, C E. Patton

Remanent-magnetization reversal in nickel-manganese alloys

October 1, 1978

Author(s)

Ronald B. Goldfarb, T. Satoh, Carl E. Patton

Weakly ordered nickel-manganese alloys, field cooled to 4 K, exhibit a reversal in remanent magnetization upon warming. The reversal is dependent on the state of atomic order the cooling field. A local environment model and Mn-rich aggregates, which are