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Development of a low-temperature insert for the measurement of remanent magnetization direction using superconducting quantum interference device rock magnetometers
Data on the directional changes of a full magnetization vector during cycling to cryogenic temperatures can provide important insights into the low-temperature magnetic properties of natural and synthetic materials. These data also provide an empirical basis for the application of low-temperature tr
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