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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2006

Lecture 22: Antiferromagnets

from Solid State Physics · host Prof. Carlson

We finish off the low temperature corrections to the magnetization in a ferromagnet due to spin wave excitations, and also calculate the energy and heat capacity of spin waves. Now, on to antiferromagnets, where neighboring spins are antialigned. We derive the susceptibility, and the spin wave dispersion. Due to technical difficulties, I post last year's audio:Lecture Audio

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We finish off the low temperature corrections to the magnetization in a ferromagnet due to spin wave excitations, and also calculate the energy and heat capacity of spin waves. Now, on to antiferromagnets, where neighboring spins are antialigned. We derive the susceptibility, and the spin wave dispersion. Due to technical difficulties, I post last year's audio: Lecture Audio

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