  The ferromagnetic (FM) nature of Nd2Fe14B has been investigated with muon
spin rotation and relaxation ({\mu}^+SR) measurements on an aligned, sintered
plate-shaped sample. A clear muon spin precession frequency (f_{FM})
corresponding to the static internal FM field at the muon site showed an order
parameter-like temperature dependence and disappeared above around 582 K
(~T_C). This indicated that the implanted muons are static in the Nd2Fe14B
lattice even at temperatures above around 600 K. Using the predicted muon site
and local spin densities predicted by DFT calculations, the ordered Nd moment
(M_{Nd}) was estimated to be 3.31 {\mu}_B at 5 K, when both M_{Fe} and M_{Nd}
are parallel to the c-axis and M_{Fe} = 2.1 {\mu}_B. Furthermore, M_R in
R2Fe14B with R = Y, Ce, Pr, Sm, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, and Tm was estimated from
f_{\mu} values reported in earlier {\mu}+SR work, using the FM structure
proposed by neutron scattering and the same muon site and local spin density as
in Nd2Fe14B. Such estimations yielded M_R values consistent with those obtained
by the other methods.
