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Energy Band Structure, Indirect Exchange Interactions and Magnetic Ordering,like. In addition to their somewhat exotic magnetic structures, they also possess unusual (often “anomalous”) electrical and optical behavior, as is clear from other chapters in this book, which is associated with and related to their magnetic ordering properties. The response of theory to the chall

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Transport Properties, room temperature the electrical resistivity of gadolinium is one hundred times that of copper. This behavior in the rare earths arises in part because these metals have three conduction electrons per atom (Ce, Eu, and Yb are exceptions) in s-. like bands, in part from crystal structure (phonon) eff

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Spin Waves, at any point in the Brillouin zone, as well as providing much valuable additional information about magnon interactions. An important supplementary technique is provided by the absorption of electromagnetic waves, which, however, only determines the magnon energies at certain high symmetry points w

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