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The temperature dependence of the first anisotropy constant for nickel is calculated by averaging the local anisotropy energy over a Langevin function. Reasonably good agreement with the experimental curve is obtained for Tθ>0.3.An estimate has been made of the variation of the local anisotropy constant with changes in volume.
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