“…There are three main representative types of high entropy alloys: Cantor alloys (CoCrFeMnNi), which are dominated by 3d transition group metals; Senkov alloys (NbMoTaW), which are dominated by refractory metals; and low density, high entropy alloys (AlMgLiZnCu, AlMgZnCuSi, AlZrTiNbMo) [26,27], which are dominated by lightweight elements, such as aluminium, magnesium and titanium. Among them, Cantor alloys are based on three ferromagnetic elements, Fe, Co and Ni, and one or more non-ferromagnetic elements, such as antiferromagnetic Cr, antimagnetic Cu, Si, Ga, paramagnetic Al, Ti, Mn, Sn, etc., are added in trace amounts to improve the magnetic and mechanical properties of the alloys, so as to obtain high entropy soft magnetic materials with excellent comprehensive performance [13,28,29].…”