1981
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.24.2380
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Mössbauer study of static and dynamic critical behavior in Fe

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“…[66] computes the critical exponents for a Heisenberg fluid by a canonical-ensemble simulation. Depending on the analysis method, they find 1/ν = 1.40(1), 1.31(1), β/ν = 0.54(2), 0.52 (1), and γ/ν = 1.90(3), 1.87 (3). Overall, all estimates are in substantial agreement with our MC+IHT results.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…[66] computes the critical exponents for a Heisenberg fluid by a canonical-ensemble simulation. Depending on the analysis method, they find 1/ν = 1.40(1), 1.31(1), β/ν = 0.54(2), 0.52 (1), and γ/ν = 1.90(3), 1.87 (3). Overall, all estimates are in substantial agreement with our MC+IHT results.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…35(N + 2)3 3(N + 4)(N + 6)(N + 8)χ 10 χ 3The formulae relevant for the Heisenberg universality class are obtained setting N = 3.…”
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“…Mossbauer transition temperatures THF, indicated by the detection of a magnetic hyperfine field, were determined using the thermal scanning method described by Kobeissi [24]. For alloys in the range 0.05 S x C 0.25 the sample results were obtained in a helium flow cryostat while those for the x = 0.325 sample were obtained in a heated insert within a liquid nitrogen bath.…”
Section: Mossbauer Measurementsmentioning
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“…We used two, namely the temperature dependence of the magnetization as obtained from the hyperfine field (HF) measurements on Sn atoms in Ni 2 MnSn 46 and that obtained from similar measurements on Fe-atoms in bcc-Fe. 47 From the reduced magnetization M/M 0 at a given reduced temperature T /T c we determine the ratio of parallel and antiparallel spins for the uDLM model, and associate the corresponding reduced resistivity ρ/ρ c with the reduced temperature T /T c . For a typical ferromagnetic↔paramagnetic transition the reduced magnetization curve close to T /T c =1 has a universal (system-independent) form.…”
Section: Temperature-dependent Resistivitymentioning
confidence: 99%