Re-entrant systems: A compromise between spin glass and ferromagnetic order

I. A. Campbell; S. Sénoussi

doi:10.1080/13642819208215092

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Re-entrant systems: A compromise between spin glass and ferromagnetic order

I. A. Campbell S. Sénoussi

Year: 1992 Journal: Philosophical Magazine B Vol: 65 (6)Pages: 1267-1274 Publisher: Taylor & Francis

DOI: 10.1080/13642819208215092

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Abstract We discuss experimental results on re-entrant metallic systems, which we interpret on a model for the magnetic structure based on the ‘transverse spin component freezing’ approach.

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Ferromagnetism Spin glass Compromise Condensed matter physics Spin (aerodynamics) Transverse plane Component (thermodynamics) Order (exchange) Materials science Physics Quantum mechanics Law Thermodynamics Engineering Business Political science

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