We have calculated the total Lagrangian and Rayleigh dissipation functions for an isolated domain of arbitrary cross section in an infinite plate with perpendicular anisotropy. Variation of these functions yields a set of coupled equations describing the motion of the center of mass and the boundaryR(phgr;) (in general noncircular) of the domain. We neglectzdependence and assumedgr;/R≪1where dgr; is the wall ``thickness''. The theory is applicable for applied field variations of arbitrary speed and magnitude. For uniform field pulses, the equations reduce to the Callen‐Josephs theory in the weak‐pulse limit. For pulses >2pgr;Ms/agr;, where agr; is the Gilbert parameter, the behavior again tends to be linear with, generally, a greatly reduced apparent mobility, while in the transition region 2pgr;Msagr;展开▼