Quadrupole and anisotropic knight-shift effects in V3Au in the normal state

Ancher, L.J.; Schoep, G.K.; Diemer, E.A.P.; Poulis, N.J.; Reuth, E.C. van

doi:10.1016/0031-8914(69)90010-x

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“…A detailed discussion of the successive approximations necessary in computer fitting in the case of complete anisotropy Is presented elsewhere. 164 The reader Is referred to a number of nmr studies In which the combined effects of quadrupolar and magnetic shift interactions have been encountered in polycrystalllne or glassy solids (ref 42,43,48,114,147,155,162,[165][166][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174].…”

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Magnetic resonance spectra in polycrystalline solids

Taylor¹,

Baugher²,

Kriz³

1975

Chem. Rev.

214

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Magnetic resonance spectra in polycrystalline solids

Taylor¹,

Baugher²,

Kriz³

1975

Chem. Rev.

214

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“…A changing its degree of atomic ordering. With instudy of the NMR properties 4,5 has shown that creasing T c , two features are immediately ob~ this change in T c is accompanied by a change in vious: First, the total Knight shift decreases at the core-polarization term of the total Knight 4.2 K, and secondly, the total Knight shift shows shift. This term, relatable to the d electrons, an increasing temperature dependence.…”

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Model to Explain Large Changes in the Electronic Density of States with Atomic Ordering inV3Au

Labbé

Reuth

1970

Phys. Rev. Lett.

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shows that in the neighborhood of the magnetic axis of a Tokamak-type configuration, ballooning modes are stabilized simultaneously with localized modes. This result is surprising since in the case of magnetic surfaces with circular cross section the localized criterion does not yield 5 a critical j8. Indeed, the calculations of Adam and Mercier 7 have recently been completed 8 by taking into account second-order corrections in the curvature and it was shown that the stability limit is practically given by I/2TT<1. Hence, it seems that a critical /3 may perhaps be found only for perturbations with small values of m and a radial extension on the scale of the plasma radius.It is a pleasure tc thank Dr. C. Mercier for profitable suggestions and discussions.

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Quadrupole and anisotropic knight-shift effects in V3Au in the normal state

Cited by 7 publications

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Magnetic resonance spectra in polycrystalline solids

Magnetic resonance spectra in polycrystalline solids

Model to Explain Large Changes in the Electronic Density of States with Atomic Ordering inV3Au

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