39 research outputs found
Magnetic properties and large cryogenic low-field magnetocaloric effect of HoCo2 nanoparticles without core/shell structure
Influence of longitudinal electric field on the oscillating magnetocaloric effect of graphenes
Outstanding glass formability and magneto-caloric effect of a Fe85Co3Zr5B4Nb3 metallic glass
Enhancing giant magnetocaloric effect near room temperature by inducing magnetostructural coupling in Cu-doped MnCoGe
Magnetocaloric properties and critical exponents in anti-PbFCl type ZnMnSb room temperature ferromagnet prepared via different routes
A comparative study of critical phenomena and magnetocaloric properties of ferromagnetic ternary alloys
Magnetic and magnetocaloric properties, as well as the phase diagrams of a ferromagnetic ternary alloy system have been studied. A detailed comparison of two different methods, namely the effective field theory (EFT), and Monte Carlo (MC) simulations has been provided. Our numerical data show that the general qualitative picture presented by two methods are in a good agreement with each other. In terms of the magnetocaloric properties, our results yield that it is possible to design magnetic materials with a variety of working temperatures and magnetocaloric properties (such as large Delta S-M and q values) by manipulating the magnetic phase transition via tuning the compositional factor (i.e. the mixing ratio of sublattice ions). The observed magnetocaloric effect has been found to be a direct one with Delta S-M < 0 associated with a second order phase transition