Define the Domagnetism?

Domagnetism is a term used to describe the phenomenon of a material losing its magnetic properties when subjected to a strong magnetic field. This can occur when a material reaches its Curie temperature, at which point the thermal energy overcomes the magnetic ordering within the material, causing it to become non-magnetic. This effect is reversible, meaning that the material will regain its magnetic properties once the magnetic field is removed.

Domagnetism is a hypothetical force that would describe the attractive or repulsive interactions between magnetic monopoles.

Currently, no magnetic monopoles have been experimentally observed, and the existence of a magnetic monopole would require modifications to the present understanding of electromagnetism. In the absence of magnetic monopoles, magnetic forces are described by the magnetic field, which is produced by moving electric charges or magnetic dipoles.