Is there a phase transition to the re-entrant spin glass?

B.R. Coles

doi:10.1080/13642818408246495

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Is there a phase transition to the re-entrant spin glass?

B.R. Coles

Year: 1984 Journal: Philosophical Magazine B Vol: 49 (1)Pages: L21-L23 Publisher: Taylor & Francis

DOI: 10.1080/13642818408246495

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Abstract The appearance of spin-glass character at low temperatures in random alloys, which have made a paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition at some higher temperature, is discussed in the light of the apparent theoretical possibilities and the arguments of experimentalists about various systems. This Letter argues against a unique answer to the question it poses.

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Spin glass Ferromagnetism Character (mathematics) Condensed matter physics Paramagnetism Spin (aerodynamics) Phase transition Phase (matter) Glass transition Materials science Physics Quantum mechanics Nuclear magnetic resonance Thermodynamics Mathematics

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