Quantum Theory of Magnetism
By W. Nolting, A. Ramakanth. 2009
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Subfields: Condensed Matter Physics
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- The puzzle of high temperature superconductivity in layered iron pnictides and chalcogenides (2010, background): “Henceforth considering only diagonal forms of S ( 1⁄4 ) that are most often encountered in the present context, the fluctuation-dissipation theorem allows one to write S (Q,!) in Equations (66) and (68) in terms of the imaginary (dissipative) part of (Q,!) as [305]”
- Physical foundations and basic properties of magnetic skyrmions (2020, background): “) are governed by quantum mechanical exchange coupling [24].”
- Strain-engineered direct-indirect band gap transition and its mechanism in two-dimensional phosphorene (2014, methodology): “We developed a general mechanism [29] to explain the different energy shifts with strain based on the HeitlerLondon’s exchange energy model [55].”
- Colloquium: Spontaneous magnon decays (2012, background): “…picture of spin waves in conventional quantum ferromagnets and antiferromagnets, which can be found in various reviews and books, see Van Kranendonk and Van Vleck (1958), Akhiezer et al. (1968), Mattis (1981), White (1983), Borovik-Romanov and Sinha (1988), Manousakis (1991), and Majlis (2007).”