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Domain-wall energy governs coercivity in ordered and disordered additively manufactured Fe--49Co--2V
Additively manufactured soft-magnetic Fe--Co is consistently harder than wrought material of the same composition, and controlling that excess is the central obstacle to printing electrical machines from these alloys. The literature attributes it to B2 chemical ordering, untested because the anisotr
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