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To establish a multiscale computational framework that bridges first-principles calculations, atomistic spin models, and continuum micromagnetics to evaluate magnetic properties across lengths up to micrometers.

May 23, 2008Physical Review B

Towards multiscale modeling of magnetic materials: Simulations of FePt

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To establish a multiscale computational framework that bridges first-principles calculations, atomistic spin models, and continuum micromagnetics to evaluate magnetic properties across lengths up to micrometers.
Modeled bulk FePt in the ordered L1_0 phase using an effective classical spin Hamiltonian parameterized from first-principles calculations.
Performed atomistic spin simulations using the stochastic Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert equation to evaluate temperature-dependent micromagnetic parameters.
Constructed a many-macrospin micromagnetic approach based on the Landau-Lifshitz-Bloch equation to simulate magnetization dynamics under picosecond heat pulses.
Successfully integrated atomistic and micromagnetic length scales by directly transferring calculated temperature-dependent parameters across models.
Simulated non-equilibrium magnetization dynamics in L1_0 FePt driven by picosecond heat pulses, mimicking experimental pump-probe conditions.

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Simulation study demonstrates a unified multiscale framework for ultrafast magnetization dynamics in FePt alloys, enabling microscale modeling directly from first-principles calculations.

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Kazantseva et al. (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6c87685671bbf00bc28320 https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.77.184428

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Simulation study demonstrates a unified multiscale framework for ultrafast magnetization dynamics in FePt alloys, enabling microscale modeling directly from first-principles calculations.

Towards multiscale modeling of magnetic materials: Simulations of FePt

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