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A method of expressing three-dimensional hysteresis with the curling model theory is developed. It is indicated that three-dimensional hysteresis can be calculated by using the conventional two-dimensional method and a coordinate transform. In addition, a method which combines the curling model theory and the finite element method is investigated.>
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