The electrical resistivity of Ni-Cu alloys near the critical composition for ferromagnetism is found to remain anomalous up to temperatures of about 600^∘{}K. This behavior is attributed to the existence of giant magnetic polarization clouds and to their ultimate disappearance at these temperatures.
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