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Smith, Neil (2002) Fluctuation–dissipation considerations for phenomenological damping models for ferromagnetic thin films. Journal of Applied Physics, 92 (7). 3877-3885 doi:10.1063/1.1500782

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TitleFluctuation–dissipation considerations for phenomenological damping models for ferromagnetic thin films
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Year2002 (October)Volume92
Issue7
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