Which magnetic consequence results when hydrostatic pressure alters a crystal lattice?

💡 Explanation

When pressure changes the atomic spacing of the crystal lattice, magnetocrystalline anisotropy is altered because it modifies the electron band structure, therefore changing the preferred direction of magnetization, rather than affecting temperature scales or spin wave dynamics.

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