  We present a systematic numerical modeling investigation of magnetization
dynamics and thermal magnetic moment fluctuations of single magnetic domain
nanoparticles in a configuration applicable to enhancing inductive magnetic
resonance detection signal to noise ratio (SNR). Previous proposals for
oriented anisotropic single magnetic domain nanoparticle amplification of
magnetic flux in MRI coil focused only on the coil pick-up voltage signal
enhancement. Here we extend the analysis to the numerical evaluation of the SNR
by modeling the inherent thermal magnetic noise introduced into the detection
coil by the insertion of such anisotropic nanoparticle-filled coil core. We
utilize the Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert equation under the Stoner-Wohlfarth single
magnetic domain (macrospin) assumption to simulate the magnetization dynamics
in such nanoparticles due to AC drive field as well as thermal noise. These
simulations are used to evaluate the nanoparticle configurations and shape
effects on enhancing SNR. Finally, we explore the effect of narrow band
filtering of the broadband magnetic moment thermal fluctuation noise on the
SNR. Our results provide the impetus for relatively simple modifications to
existing MRI systems for achieving enhanced detection SNR in scanners with
modest polarizing magnetic fields.
