Various Theories of Fast and Ultrafast Magnetization Dynamics
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The background of my paper is that magnetization dynamics is a very important subject of basic and technological research. The purpose of the paper is to review various theories of magnetization dynamics. There are many important technological applications of magnetization dynamics.
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