Spinwave theory and the low temperature magnetization of RbMnF3

P.E. Seiden

doi:10.1016/0375-9601(68)90224-7

Physics Letters A

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18 Nov 1968

Spinwave theory and the low temperature magnetization of RbMnF₃

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The low temperature magnetization of RbMnF3 deduced from antiferromagnetic resonance determinations of the crystalline anisotropy shows an approximate T3 temperature dependence in contrast to the T2 dependence of spinwave theory. © 1968.

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