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Developments and Prospect of the Rare Earth Permanent-magnet Alloys

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The rare earth permanent-magnet alloys are the broadly used foundational functional materials. Rare earth permanent-magnet alloys have achieved great progress in scientific research, manufacturing and application in recent few decades, and their applications have pervaded into every region of national economy. Rare earth permanent-magnet alloy has become important material basis of new technology.

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Pan, S. (2013). Developments and Prospect of the Rare Earth Permanent-magnet Alloys. In: Rare Earth Permanent-Magnet Alloys’ High Temperature Phase Transformation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36388-7_5

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