Abstract
Isothermal disaccommodation curves in vacancy-doped magnetite at room temperature show a typical Richter-type behaviour. Magnetic susceptibility decreases asymptotically according to a relaxation time of about 102 s, which is analyzed in terms of a progressive stabilization of the domains walls. The relaxation strength, vacancies and the restoring pressure on the Bloch walls are closely related.
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