Depending on the mathematical definition, there are several types of magnetic susceptibility. They all quantify the same underlying magnetic property, but have different numerical values and/or units, because the calculation is carried out per unit volume, per unit mass, per mole of matter, affected by the parameters of exciting waveform, etc.¹⁾

See also the main article: Magnetic susceptibility.

• absorption susceptibility
• AC susceptibility
• adiabatic susceptibility
• anisotropic susceptibility
• antiferromagnetic susceptibility
• atomic susceptibility
• average susceptibility
• Bonner-Fisher susceptibility
• CGS susceptibility
• complex susceptibility
• DC susceptibility
• diamagnetic susceptibility
• diagonal susceptibility
• differential susceptibility
• dispersion susceptibility
• external susceptibility
• ferrimagnetic susceptibility
• ferromagnetic susceptibility
• fundamental susceptibility
• field-dependent susceptibility
• harmonic susceptibility
• high field susceptibility
• initial susceptibility
• internal susceptibility
• inverse susceptibility
• ionic susceptibility
• irreversible susceptibility
• isothermal susceptibility
• linear susceptibility
• magnetic susceptibility
• mass specific susceptibility
• mass susceptibility
• maximum susceptibility
• mean susceptibility
• molar susceptibility
• non-linear susceptibility
• orthogonal susceptibility
• parallel susceptibility
• paramagnetic susceptibility
• perpendicular susceptibility
• principal susceptibility
• reciprocal susceptibility
• reduced susceptibility
• relative magnetic susceptibility
• reversible susceptibility
• rotational susceptibility
• scalar susceptibility
• SI susceptibility
• spin-only susceptibility
• static susceptibility
• superconducting susceptibility
• temperature-independent paramagnetism susceptibility (TIP)
• tensor susceptibility
• TIP susceptibility (Temperature-Independent Paramagnetism)
• total susceptibility
• vacuum susceptibility
• vector susceptibility
• volume susceptibility
• zero-field susceptibility

• Magnetic susceptibility
• Magnetic permeability