Which mechanism limits magnetic domain growth in ferromagnetic materials?

💡 Explanation

Magnetocrystalline anisotropy dictates domain wall energy is minimized for specific crystal orientations; domain growth stops when forced away from favored axes because further alignment requires more energy, therefore limiting domains rather than alternative constraints that would cause collapse.

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