Magnetism in the solid state : an introduction / Peter Mohn.

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TextSeries: Springer series in solid-state sciences ; 134 | Solid State Sciences | Publication details: Berlin ; New York : Springer, c2006.Edition: Corrected 2nd printingDescription: xi, 229 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9783540293842
3540293841

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538 22 MOH

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QC176.8.M3 M646 2006

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Contents:

A Historical Introduction -- Consequences of Fermi Statistics -- Paramagnetism -- Energy Bands in the Crystal -- Experimental Basis of Ferromagnetism -- Weiss Molecular Field Model -- Heisenberg Model -- Itinerant Electrons at 0K -- Band Gap Theory of Strong Ferromagnetism -- Magnetism and the Crystal Structure -- Covalent Magnetism -- Magnetic Impurities in an Electron Gas -- Itinerant Electrons at T> 0: A Historical Survey -- Hubbard Model -- Landau Theory for the Stoner Model -- Coupling Between Itinerant and Localized Moments -- Origin of the Molecular Field -- Exchange and Correlation in Metals -- Spin Fluctuations -- Single Particle Excitations Versus Spin Waves -- Landau-Ginzburg Model for Spin Fluctuations -- Conclusion and Outlook --

Summary: This book presents a phenomenological approach to the field of solid state magnetism. After introducing the basic concepts from statistical thermodynamics and electronic structure theory, the first part discusses the standard models for localized moments (Weiss, Heisenberg) and delocalized moments (Stoner). This is followed by a chapter about exchange and correlation in metals, again considering the results for the localized and delocalized limit. The book ends with a chapter about spin fluctuations, which are introduced as an alternative to the finite temperature Stoner theory. A useful reference work for researchers, this book will also be a valuable accompaniment to graduate courses on magnetism and magnetic materials.

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A Historical Introduction --
Consequences of Fermi Statistics --
Paramagnetism --
Energy Bands in the Crystal --
Experimental Basis of Ferromagnetism --
Weiss Molecular Field Model --
Heisenberg Model --
Itinerant Electrons at 0K --
Band Gap Theory of Strong Ferromagnetism --
Magnetism and the Crystal Structure --
Covalent Magnetism --
Magnetic Impurities in an Electron Gas --
Itinerant Electrons at T> 0: A Historical Survey --
Hubbard Model --
Landau Theory for the Stoner Model --
Coupling Between Itinerant and Localized Moments --
Origin of the Molecular Field --
Exchange and Correlation in Metals --
Spin Fluctuations --
Single Particle Excitations Versus Spin Waves --
Landau-Ginzburg Model for Spin Fluctuations --
Conclusion and Outlook --

This book presents a phenomenological approach to the field of solid state magnetism. After introducing the basic concepts from statistical thermodynamics and electronic structure theory, the first part discusses the standard models for localized moments (Weiss, Heisenberg) and delocalized moments (Stoner). This is followed by a chapter about exchange and correlation in metals, again considering the results for the localized and delocalized limit. The book ends with a chapter about spin fluctuations, which are introduced as an alternative to the finite temperature Stoner theory. A useful reference work for researchers, this book will also be a valuable accompaniment to graduate courses on magnetism and magnetic materials.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [221]-226) and index.

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