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The Magnetocaloric Effect and its Applications
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IntroductionTheoryMagnetocaloric effect in the phase transition regionMethods of investigation of magnetocaloric propertiesMagnetocaloric effect in 3d metals and their alloysMagnetocaloric effect in amorphous materialsMagnetocaloric effect in rare earth metals and their alloysMagnetocaloric effect in intermetallic compounds with rare earth elementsMagnetocaloric effect in oxide compoundsMagnetocaloric effect in silicides and germanidesMagnetocaloric effect in nanosized materialsMagnetic refrigerationConclusions.
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- Tishin, A. M., & Spichkin, Y. I.
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- Institute of Physics eBooks
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- IOP Publishing Ltd
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- 2003
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