Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 70N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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Returning to the diagonalized Hamiltonian , eq . ( 2.27 ) , the coefficient to the
bilinear terms determines the spin wave dispersion relation . By substituting for
the values of Ay and B. in eq . ( 2.18 ) , the dispersion relation takes the form i i (
2.30 ) ...
Returning to the diagonalized Hamiltonian , eq . ( 2.27 ) , the coefficient to the
bilinear terms determines the spin wave dispersion relation . By substituting for
the values of Ay and B. in eq . ( 2.18 ) , the dispersion relation takes the form i i (
2.30 ) ...
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The dispersion relation from eq . ( 5.19 ) then yields 0 ( 5.21 ) Dki H.- HK r and the
ellipticity from eqs . ( 5.18 ) gives ( 5.22 ) 818 B2 B. i , Blå a circular precession as
expected . When the magnetization is oriented in the plane of the film , where ...
The dispersion relation from eq . ( 5.19 ) then yields 0 ( 5.21 ) Dki H.- HK r and the
ellipticity from eqs . ( 5.18 ) gives ( 5.22 ) 818 B2 B. i , Blå a circular precession as
expected . When the magnetization is oriented in the plane of the film , where ...
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Setting EQ = 0 with 0 = 1/2 yields the relation ( 5.49 ) M , H , sin ( Q - 9 + 1 + 20 M
; sin 2q + K , sin 29 ( 1 – 7 cos 20 ) + cos ? 9 ( 2 cos 20 3 al -1 ) ] = 0 0 . There is in
general no analytic solution to this equation and it will be carried in this form ...
Setting EQ = 0 with 0 = 1/2 yields the relation ( 5.49 ) M , H , sin ( Q - 9 + 1 + 20 M
; sin 2q + K , sin 29 ( 1 – 7 cos 20 ) + cos ? 9 ( 2 cos 20 3 al -1 ) ] = 0 0 . There is in
general no analytic solution to this equation and it will be carried in this form ...
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Magnetooptical rotation | 2 |
Rareearth iron garnets | 5 |
Bubble translation | 8 |
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Structural and Magnetic Phase Transitions in Minerals S. Ghose,J.M.D. Coey,E. Salje Snippet view - 1988 |