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Esr And Magnetization Of The Spin-Glass Cumn At Low Concentrations, F. R. Hoekstra, G. J. Nieuwenhuys, K. Baberschke, S. E. Barnes
Esr And Magnetization Of The Spin-Glass Cumn At Low Concentrations, F. R. Hoekstra, G. J. Nieuwenhuys, K. Baberschke, S. E. Barnes
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We have determined the resonance frequency ω versus resonant field H diagram for CuMn with Mn concentrations 2, 3.5, and 5 at.%, both when H⃗ is parallel and antiparallel to the cooling field H⃗c. From the parallel measurements we find anisotropy energy density constants K that are in agreement with K values determined from transverse susceptibility and torque measurements. However, the K values determined from the remanence reversal of dc magnetization are smaller by a factor of approximately 2. We suggest that this is caused by a breakdown of rigid-body spin rotations. By combining the parallel data with …
Esr In Situ With A Josephson Tunnel Junction, K. Baberschke, K. D. Bures, S. E. Barnes
Esr In Situ With A Josephson Tunnel Junction, K. Baberschke, K. D. Bures, S. E. Barnes
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The in situ electron-spin resonance of a voltage-biased NbAuNb Josephson junction is reported. The Au barrier is doped with Gd or 167Er ions. Sharp resonances appear in the I-V curves at frequencies equivalent to the crystal-field splitting of AuGd (1.0 and 1.7 GHz) and to the hyperfine splitting of Au167Er (2.87 GHz). The principle of this new type of ESR-Josephson-junction spectrometer, as well as its application, is discussed.
Esr Relaxation In Spin Glasses, S. E. Barnes
Esr Relaxation In Spin Glasses, S. E. Barnes
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The Bloch-Hasegawa theory for the ESR of magnetic alloys is adapted and extended to spin glasses in the paramagnetic regime, that is, for temperatures T>TG, the cusp temperature. Negative residual widths, reduced thermal broadening, and a possible critical divergence of the residual width are all explained in terms of minor extensions of the standard theory.
Scaling Approach To Spin-Glass Phenomena, S. E. Barnes, A. P. Malozemoff, B. Barbara
Scaling Approach To Spin-Glass Phenomena, S. E. Barnes, A. P. Malozemoff, B. Barbara
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The scaling model of spin-glass phenomena is extended to consider both longitudinal and transverse order parameters q1 and qt. The lowest-order coupling in the free energy goes as ql2qt2. The field (h) dependence of the reduced temperature t for transverse freezing is found to be t∼h4/δ where δ is the conventional nonlinear susceptibility field exponent (χ∼h2/δ). While the transverse correlation length diverges at t=0, the longitudinal correlation length remains finite.