Thermomagnetic convection
= Thermomagnetic convection
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Thermomagnetic convection refers to the movement of fluid induced by a combination of thermal and magnetic effects, typically in a fluid that exhibits magnetocaloric properties. This phenomenon occurs in materials that can change temperature in response to an applied magnetic field, which in turn can create gradients in temperature and pressure within the fluid, leading to convective motion.