The magnetic flux that remains in a magnetic circuit after an applied magnetomotive force has been removed. When remanence is examined and analyzed with regard to archaeological or ancient geologic materials, use "archaeomagnetism" or "paleomagnetism."
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3000191640
magnetism, remanent
magnetism, residual
magnetization, remanent
remanence
remanent magnetization
residual magnetism
retentivity
12yrs ago
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