2001
DOI: 10.1134/1.1395098
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Domain structure in centroantisymmetric antiferromagnets

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“…The system of Euler -Lagrange equations determining possible incommensurate phases for the field H OX is written in a form In the absence of the magnetic field the only plane cycloid Cy -state is realized. Numerical analysis of equations (33) shows that cone cycloids CC + , CC − differing by the direction of spin rotation appear when magnetic field is applied. For example the spatial dependences of vector l projections in the CC + -state are presented in Fig.…”
Section: A Homogeneous Magnetic Statesmentioning
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“…The system of Euler -Lagrange equations determining possible incommensurate phases for the field H OX is written in a form In the absence of the magnetic field the only plane cycloid Cy -state is realized. Numerical analysis of equations (33) shows that cone cycloids CC + , CC − differing by the direction of spin rotation appear when magnetic field is applied. For example the spatial dependences of vector l projections in the CC + -state are presented in Fig.…”
Section: A Homogeneous Magnetic Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theoretical description of incommensurate superstructures in ferromagnetic metals has been elaborated by Dzyaloshinskii 30 . Within the same approach the cycloidal magnetic ordering in the BF O has been explained appealing to the mechanism of inhomogeneous magnetoelectric interactions [30][31][32][33][34][35] . The spin cycloid at room temperatures is well described by harmonic functions sin(kr), cos(kr), where k is the wave vector of spin propagation.…”
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