Two- and three-dimensional arrays were prepared by self-assembly of iron nanoparticles with similar magnetic moments and interparticle separations, and characterized both magnetically and structurally. The rapid magnetization decay in the three-dimensional (3D) arrays suggests a relaxation mechanism than has been previously reported, perhaps associated with the existence of domain walls within large structurally ordered regions. Small angle x-ray scattering indicates the presence of such regions in the 3D arrays.
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