Titlebook: Crystalline Electric Field and Structural Effects in f-Electron Systems; Jack E. Crow,Robert P. Guertin,Ted W. Mihalisin Book 1980 Plenum

Fibrillation

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3108-7complexity; crystal; dispersion; elasticity; growth; intermetallic compound; lattice parameter; lead; magnet

四海為家的人

978-1-4613-3110-0Plenum Press, New York 1980

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Women’s Homelessness and Welfare States, while at the same time feeling free to range more widely. This was an attractive invitation for altogether I have been associated with rare earths, on and off, for some thirty years. They have provided me with interesting problems, the opportunities to do some theory, and I anticipate they will continue to do so for some time to come.

Offstage

小說

Mnouchkine & Co.: Constructing a Collectivead to a CEF-splitting of the lowest J-multiplet of the incomplete 4f shell. Any changes in the position of the neighboring ions e.g. via lattice deformations, result in changes in the CEF and hence in the energy splitting of the 4f shell. This implies a coupling of phonons to the 4f shell of RE-ions.

天文臺

藥物

Magdalena Mostowska,Sarah Sheridan of quadrupoles ordering, this distortion occurs either through a quadrupolar striction. if the quadrupolar exchange interactions dominate or through a cooperative Jahn-Teller effect. if the magnetoelastic interactions dominate.

歡騰

Mnouchkine & Co.: Constructing a Collectiveagnetostriction in dilute silver-rare earth mono and poly crystals. Their results could not be explained by quadrupole moment orientation only, but they suggested that also ion-lattice interactions of higher order than quadrupole and the effects of the local magnetostriction energy should be taken into account.

極端的正確性

恃強凌弱的人

Mnouchkine & Co.: Constructing a Collective the ordered structure is still antiferromagnetic. Here we report the results of a detailed neutron diffraction study of the low-field (0–0.8T) high temperature (14–17K) part of the magnetic phase diagram in an attempt to locate the anticipated tricritical point.