Stochastic LLG and linear response theory agree for weak fields but deviate with sign and size set by ωτ_N, with LRT underestimating SAR by ~70% above resonance at ξ~2.
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Insulation temperature rise introduces systematic errors in the corrected slope method for magnetic nanoparticle heating power estimation; local sample-to-environment temperature difference is proposed as correction.
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Stochastic LLG and linear response theory agree for weak fields but deviate with sign and size set by ωτ_N, with LRT underestimating SAR by ~70% above resonance at ξ~2.