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9780198505921

Magnetism in Condensed Matter

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    9780198505921

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    0198505922

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-12-06
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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The superb book describes the modern theory of the magnetic properties of solids. Starting from fundamental principles, this copiously illustrated volume outlines the theory of magnetic behaviour, describes experimental techniques, and discusses current research topics. The book is intended for final year undergraduate students and graduate students in the physical sciences.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(17)
Magnetic moments
1(5)
Magnetic moments and angular momentum
2(1)
Precession
3(1)
The Bohr magneton
4(1)
Magnetization and field
4(2)
Classical mechanics and magnetic moments
6(3)
Canonical momentum
7(1)
The Bohr---van Leeuwen theorem
8(1)
Quantum mechanics of spin
9(9)
Orbital and spin angular momentum
9(1)
Pauli spin matrices and spinors
10(2)
Raising and lowering operators
12(1)
The coupling of two spins
13(5)
Isolated magnetic moments
18(27)
An atom in a magnetic field
18(1)
Magnetic susceptibility
19(1)
Diamagnetism
20(3)
Paramagnetism
23(7)
Semiclassical treatment of paramagnetism
23(2)
Paramagnetism for J = 1/2
25(2)
The Brillouin function
27(3)
Van Vleck paramagnetism
30(1)
The ground state of an ion and Hund's rules
30(6)
Fine structure
31(1)
Hund's rules
32(3)
L---S and j---j coupling
35(1)
Adiabatic demagnetization
36(2)
Nuclear spins
38(2)
Hyperfine structure
40(5)
Environments
45(29)
Crystal fields
45(7)
Origin of crystal fields
45(3)
Orbital quenching
48(2)
The Jahn---Teller effect
50(2)
Magnetic resonance techniques
52(22)
Nuclear magnetic resonance
52(8)
Electron spin resonance
60(5)
Mossbauer spectroscopy
65(3)
Muon-spin rotation
68(6)
Interactions
74(11)
Magnetic dipolar interaction
74(1)
Exchange interaction
74(11)
Origin of exchange
74(2)
Direct exchange
76(1)
Indirect exchange in ionic solids: superexchange
77(2)
Indirect exchange in metals
79(1)
Double exchange
79(2)
Anisotropic exchange interaction
81(1)
Continuum approximation
82(3)
Order and magnetic structures
85(26)
Ferromagnetism
85(7)
The Weiss model of a ferromagnet
85(4)
Magnetic susceptibility
89(1)
The effect of a magnetic field
89(1)
Origin of the molecular field
90(2)
Antiferromagnetism
92(5)
Weiss model of an antiferromagnet
92(1)
Magnetic susceptibility
93(1)
The effect of a strong magnetic field
94(2)
Types of antiferromagnetic order
96(1)
Ferrimagnetism
97(2)
Helical order
99(1)
Spin glasses
100(1)
Nuclear ordering
101(1)
Measurement of magnetic order
102(9)
Magnetization and magnetic susceptibility
102(1)
Neutron scattering
103(4)
Other techniques
107(4)
Order and broken symmetry
111(30)
Broken symmetry
111(4)
Models
115(2)
Landau theory of ferromagnetism
115(1)
Heisenberg and Ising models
116(1)
The one-dimensional Ising model (D = 1, d = 1)
116(1)
The two-dimensional Ising model (D = 1, d = 2)
117(1)
Consequences of broken symmetry
117(2)
Phase transitions
119(2)
Rigidity
121(1)
Excitations
121(6)
Magnons
122(2)
The Bloch T3/2 law
124(1)
The Mermin---Wagner---Berezinskii theorem
125(1)
Measurement of spin waves
126(1)
Domains
127(14)
Domain walls
128(1)
Magnetocry stalline anisotropy
128(1)
Domain wall width
129(1)
Domain formation
130(1)
Magnetization processes
131(1)
Domain wall observation
132(1)
Small magnetic particles
133(1)
The Stoner---Wohlfarth model
134(1)
Soft and hard materials
135(6)
Magnetism in metals
141(26)
The free electron model
141(3)
Pauli paramagnetism
144(2)
Elementary derivation
144(1)
Crossover to localized behaviour
145(1)
Experimental techniques
146(1)
Spontaneously spin-split bands
146(2)
Spin-density functional theory
148(1)
Landau levels
149(2)
Landau diamagnetism
151(3)
Magnetism of the electron gas
154(4)
Paramagnetic response of the electron gas
154(3)
Diamagnetic response of the electron gas
157(1)
The RKKY interaction
157(1)
Excitations in the electron gas
158(2)
Spin-density waves
160(2)
The Kondo effect
162(1)
The Hubbard model
162(1)
Neutron stars
163(4)
Competing interactions and low dimensionality
167(28)
Frustration
167(1)
Spin glasses
168(3)
Superparamagnetism
171(1)
One-dimensional magnets
172(5)
Spin chains
173(1)
Spinons
173(1)
Haldane chains
174(1)
Spin-Peierls transition
174(2)
Spin ladders
176(1)
Two-dimensional magnets
177(2)
Quantum phase transitions
179(2)
Thin films and multilayers
181(2)
Magneto-optics
183(1)
Magnetoresistance
184(8)
Magnetoresistance of ferromagnets
185(1)
Anisotropic magnetoresistance
186(1)
Giant magnetoresistance
186(2)
Exchange anisotropy
188(1)
Colossal magnetoresistance
189(2)
Hall effect
191(1)
Organic and molecular magnets
192(1)
Spin electronics
193(2)
A Units in electromagnetism 195(3)
B Electromagnetism 198(5)
Magnetic moments
198(1)
Maxwell's equations in free space
199(1)
Free and bound currents
200(1)
Maxwell's equations in matter
201(1)
Boundary conditions
201(2)
C Quantum and atomic physics 203(12)
Quantum mechanics
203(1)
Dirac bra and ket notation
204(1)
The Bohr model
205(1)
Orbital angular momentum
206(1)
The hydrogen atom
207(1)
The g-factor
208(2)
d orbitals
210(1)
The spin---orbit interaction
211(1)
Lande g-factor
211(1)
Perturbation theory
212(3)
D Energy in magnetism and demagnetizing fields 215(5)
Energy
215(1)
Demagnetizing factors
215(2)
A ferromagnet of arbitrary shape
217(3)
E Statistical mechanics 220(3)
The partition function and thermodynamic functions
220(1)
The equipartition theorem
221(2)
F Answers and hints to selected problems 223(8)
G Symbols, constants and useful equations 231(4)
Index 235

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