Magnetic hyperthermia in a system of immobilized magnetically interacting particles.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
This paper deals with the theoretical study of magnetic hyperthermia, induced by a system of immobilized single-domain ferro- (ferri-) magnetic particles under the action of an oscillating magnetic field. It is supposed that the particles are randomly distributed in a host medium. The effect of magnetic interparticle interaction on the intensity of the heat production is the focus of our attention. The results show that interparticle interaction enhances the thermal effect.