We are pleased to announce that Dr. Sergey Erokhin from General Numerics Research Lab (GNRL) participated at the International Symposium on Hysteresis Modeling and Micromagnetics (HMM), held from May 25 to 28, 2025 in Turin, Italy.
Dr. Sergey Erokhin represented GNRL and BEETHOVEN project and presented a poster titled “Magnetization reversal in hard magnetic materials: a modified Ising model approach”, co-authored with N. Gorn and D. Berkov. This research introduces an innovative computational method for analyzing magnetization processes in hard magnetic materials, contributing valuable insights to the fields of micromagnetics and hysteresis modeling.
The HMM symposium is a leading international platform for interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together experts in physics, mathematics, engineering, and materials science to share breakthroughs and foster scientific exchange.
As part of the BEETHOVEN Project, we are proud to contribute to this vibrant scientific community and to take part in such an inspiring forum for interdisciplinary research!
The event attracted more than 50 attendees including researchers, academics and students.