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    Large magnetoelectric susceptibility: The fundamental property of piezoelectric and magnetostrictive laminated composites

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    2007-01-01
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    Zhai, Junyi
    Li, Jiefang
    Viehland, Dwight D.
    Bichurin, Mirza I.
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    The magnetoelectric (ME) susceptibility (alpha(me)) is the fundamental property that describes the coupling between the polarization and magnetization of a ME media. It is a complex quantity (alpha(*)(me)) which has rarely been studied. Here, we report investigations of the ME susceptibility for various ME laminated composites, which demonstrates that alpha(me) is on the order of 10(-7) s/m for these materials, which is dramatically larger than that of single phase materials. (c) 2007 American Institute of Physics.
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