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Magnetic nanopowders placed in the nonmagnetic polymer matrices become a new type of smart materials which combine mechanical properties of temperature responsive polymer matrix and magnetic response of nanoparticles. These properties are used in some biotechnological and medical applications like hyperthermia treatment, nanocolloids, magnetic nanocapsules for drug targeting, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), intracellular manipulation etc. (e.g. (Gao & Xu, 2009; Liu et al., 2009)), in the processes of mechanical and electrical micropower generation, in nanoelectromechanical systems as MEMS/NEMS devices (e.g. (Zahn, 2001)), electromagnetic interference suppression (Wilson et al., 2004). Recently, the unusual polymer/magnetic nanoparticles systems with a negative Poisson’s ratio (e.g. ferrogels Dudek & Wojciechowski (2008); Wood & Camp (2011)) have begun to be studied. They belong to the so-called auxetic materials Evans et al. (1991); Lakes (1987); Smith & Wojciechowski (2008).

Thermal Effects on the Ferromagnetic Resonance in Polymer Composites with Magnetic Nanoparticles Fillers