Magnetocaloric effect of (ErxR1−x)Co2 (R=Ho, Dy) for magnetic refrigeration between 20 and 80K
Authors:
- Yiyin ZhuYZYiyin Zhu
- Kai AsamotoKAKai Asamoto
- Yuta NishimuraYNYuta Nishimura
- Takaaki KouenTKTakaaki Kouen
- Satoshi AbeSASatoshi Abe
- Koichi MatsumotoKMKoichi Matsumoto
- Takenori NumazawaTNTakenori Numazawa
- 1 September 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cryogenics
- Vol. 51 (9) , 494-498
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