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A Theory of Antiferromagnetism

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In this paper, the Bethe-based method is used to calculate the density matrix of a duster exactly without the perturbation method, and it is shown that the magnetization of the sublattice is completely saturated at OOK in just the same way as in the Ising model.
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based on Heisenberg model is developed by a method which is much more directly the analogue of the original B~the method than Weiss-Li's. By the present method, the calculations can be carried out over all temperatures. Especially, the situation at lower temperatures which is obscure in Weiss·U's papers is made dear. Thus we can see that an anti·Curie point which Anderson has proposed, does not occur, if we calculate the density matrix of a duster exactly without the perturbation method. By considering only a small cluster, being characteristic of the Bethe approxi· mation, the long wavelength spin waves, which are important at lower temperatures, are excluded, so that the magnetization of the sublattice is completely saturated at OOK in just the same way as in the Ising model. It is shown that, in the Bethe approximation, Curie point of antiferromagnet is higher than that of ferromagnet, for the same magnitude of I J I·.

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Experiments on simple magnetic model systems

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The present status of the temperature dependence of magnetocrystalline anisotropy, and the l(l+1)2 power law

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Insulating and Metallic States in Transition Metal Oxides

TL;DR: In this paper, a discussion of the models that have been presented to explain the nonconductivity of the ground state of transition metal oxides is presented, and the experimental results on a number of specific materials are reviewed.
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Fingerprints of spin-orbital physics in cubic Mott insulators: Magnetic exchange interactions and optical spectral weights

TL;DR: In this paper, the spin-orbital superexchange models for a series of representative orbital-degenerate transition metal oxides with different multiplet structure were analyzed.