Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids

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Autor(a) principal: Scherer, Claudio
Data de Publicação: 2006
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
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Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10183/75786
Resumo: Several papers have been written on the complex problem of the stochastic dynamics of the magnetic moments of super-paramagnetic particles, simultaneously with the stochastic rotation of these colloidal particles in a ferrofluid [1–3]. None of these works, however, is sufficiently general and conveniently simple and clear to be used in sumulational works to appropriately describe the experimental super-paramagntetic resonance lines. We have a new proposal for the equations of rotational motion, which is appropriate for simulations. Those equations are stochastic differential equations with multiplicative noise. Therefore, they have to be interpreted as Stratonovich-Langevin equations and the roles of stochastic calculus have to be used in the simulations. For this reason we will briefly present the essence of the numerical algorithms used in the solutions of Stratonovich equations. Finally, the simulational results for the magnetic response functions, and the corresponding dynamic susceptibilities, will be shown and their consequences will be analyzed.
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title Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
spellingShingle Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
Scherer, Claudio
Física
Ferrofluid
Magnetic fluid
Computer simulation
Stochastic dynamic
Super-paramagnetic
title_short Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
title_full Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
title_fullStr Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
title_full_unstemmed Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
title_sort Computer simulation of the stochastic dynamics of super-paramagnetic particles in ferrofluids
author Scherer, Claudio
author_facet Scherer, Claudio
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Scherer, Claudio
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Física
topic Física
Ferrofluid
Magnetic fluid
Computer simulation
Stochastic dynamic
Super-paramagnetic
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Ferrofluid
Magnetic fluid
Computer simulation
Stochastic dynamic
Super-paramagnetic
description Several papers have been written on the complex problem of the stochastic dynamics of the magnetic moments of super-paramagnetic particles, simultaneously with the stochastic rotation of these colloidal particles in a ferrofluid [1–3]. None of these works, however, is sufficiently general and conveniently simple and clear to be used in sumulational works to appropriately describe the experimental super-paramagntetic resonance lines. We have a new proposal for the equations of rotational motion, which is appropriate for simulations. Those equations are stochastic differential equations with multiplicative noise. Therefore, they have to be interpreted as Stratonovich-Langevin equations and the roles of stochastic calculus have to be used in the simulations. For this reason we will briefly present the essence of the numerical algorithms used in the solutions of Stratonovich equations. Finally, the simulational results for the magnetic response functions, and the corresponding dynamic susceptibilities, will be shown and their consequences will be analyzed.
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