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Using the methods of classical irreversible thermodynamics with internal variables, the heat dissipation function for magnetizable anisotropic media, in which phenomena of magnetic relaxation occur, is derived. It is assumed that if different types of irreversible microscopic phenomena give rise to magnetic relaxation, it is possible to describe these microscopic phenomena splitting the total specific magnetization in two irreversible parts and introducing one of these partial specific magnetizations as internal variable in the thermodynamic state space. It is seen that, when the theory is linearized, the heat dissipation function is due to the electric conduction, magnetic relaxation, viscous, magnetic irreversible phenomena. This is the case of complex media, where different kinds of molecules have different magnetic susceptibilities and relaxation times, present magnetic relaxation phenomena and contribute to the total magnetization. These situations arise in nuclear magnetic resonance in medicine and biology and in other fields of the applied sciences. Also, the heat conduction equation for these media is worked out and the special cases of anisotropic Snoek media and anisotropic De-Groot-Mazur media are treated.
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The journal Mathematics and Its Applications is part of the Annals of the Academy of Romanian Scientists (ARS), in which several series are published. Although the Academy is almost one century old, due to the historical conditions after WW2 in Eastern Europe, it is just starting with 2006 that the Annals are published. The Editor-in-Chief of the Annals is the President of ARS, Prof. Dr. V. Candea and Academician A.E. Sandulescu (†) is his deputy for this domain. Mathematics and Its Applications invites publication of contributed papers, short notes, survey articles and reviews, with a novel and correct content, in any area of mathematics and its applications. Short notes are published with priority on the recommendation of one of the members of the Editorial Board and should be 3-6 pages long. They may not include proofs, but supplementary materials supporting all the statements are required and will be archivated. The authors are encouraged to publish the extended version of the short note, elsewhere. All received articles will be submitted to a blind peer review process. Mathematics and Its Applications has an Open Access policy: all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles in this journal without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. No submission or processing fees are required. Targeted topics include : Ordinary and partial differential equations Optimization, optimal control and design Numerical Analysis and scientific computing Algebraic, topological and differential structures Probability and statistics Algebraic and differential geometry Mathematical modelling in mechanics and engineering sciences Mathematical economy and game theory Mathematical physics and applications.