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Mean field theory for interacting particles in a ferrofluid

A mean field theory describing the magnetic properties of ferrofluids with interacting particles has been derived. The theory explains the previously observed Curie-Weiss behavior of ferrofluids, and a superferromagnetic ordering below a critical temperature is predicted.

Steen Mørup

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