Enhancing high-temperature coercivity in Sm2Co17 magnets via combining low-temperature first-step aging with slow cooling processes

Authors: Lizhong Zhao, Wenwen Sun, Dong Huang et al.
Publication: Journal of Materials Science & Technology
Published: Nov 1, 2026
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