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This paper presents a noncontinuum method of calculation which is suitable for treating problems for which the usual treatment by the micromagnetic continuum theory exhibits difficulties. Two simple examples are given: 1) Two superficially coupled ferromagnetic films (each 20 atomic layers thick) with easy axes at a right angle 2) A system consisting of an isotropic ferromagnetic film (8 atomic layers thick) and a uniaxial antiferromagnetic film (4 atomic layers thick). Magnetization distributions and hysteresis loops are calculated.
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