The origin of ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism in alloys of transition metals. II. Alloys of transition metals with other transition metals and with polyvalent non-transition elements

Vogt, E.

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“…has been a subject of extensive studies due to its complicated and fundamentally interesting behavior. According to Rancourt and coworkers [2,3], Nakamura [4] and Vogt [5] every measured property of f.c.c. Fe±Ni alloy (g-phase) has been found to exhibit anomalous properties in the neighbourhood of 35 at7 Ni.…”

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Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Kumar

Roy

Maity

et al. 1998

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Kumar

Roy

Maity

et al. 1998

phys. stat. sol. (a)

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Magnetic properties of ferromagnetic γ-Fe films on Cu (111)

Kümmerle

Gradmann

1978

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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Epitaxial f.c.c. γ‐Fe‐films on Cu (111) with a well‐defined structure are measured magnetometrically. Layer‐grown as well as island‐grown films prepared with a film thickness between 3 and about 85 Å, are found to be ferromagnetic with a magnetic moment of (0.58 ± 0.13) μB/atom. The temperature dependence of the anisotropy field differs fundamentally for layer‐ and islandgrown films. The existence of ferromagnetic γ‐Fe‐films, which seems to be controversal to the antiferromagnetism of γ‐Fe‐precipitates, can be explained by the epitaxial expansion of the lattice parameter and will be discussed in terms of different concepts of the magnetic order in γ‐Fe.

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Lattice Dynamics of the Force Constant Disordered Crystal Pd_0.90Ru_0.10

Maliszewski

Sosnowski

Bednarski

1989

Physica Status Solidi (b)

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o single crystal a t room temperature are measured along the directions [loo], [110], and [ l l l ] by inelastic neutron scattering. The Born-von Karman analysis, using the seven-neighbour model, is carried out, and the force constants and elastic constants are calculated. The phonon frequency shifts, Ao(q), and the self-energy functions, Cj(q, w , ( q ) ) , for all the branches are determined from the experimental phonon data for Pd,,,,Ru,,,, and Pd. The self-energy shows a rich and coherent structure and reveals unique information relevant to a theoretical model of a phonon induced fast diffusion in certain metals. The same structure of the self-energy is observed in the sample after annealing a t 1420 "C.Es werden Phononendispersionsbeziehungen fur P~.,,Ru,.,,-Einkristalle bei Zimmertemperatur in den [loo]-, [ 1101-und [ 11 11-Richtungen mittels inelastischer Neutronenstreuung gemessen. Eine Born-von Karman-Analyse unter Benutzung des Modells mit sieben Nachbarn wird durchgefiihrt und die Kraft-und elastischen Konstanten berechnet. Die Phononenfrequenzverschiebungen Aw(y) und die Selbstenergiefunktionen Zj(y, w , ( q ) ) fur alle Zweige werden aus den experimentellen Phononenwerten fur Pdo~~oRuo~lo und Pd bestimmt. Die Selbstenergie zeigt eine reiche und kohiirente Struktur und ergibt eindeutige Informationen bezuglich eines theoretischen Modells einer phononeninduzierten schnellen Diffusion in bestimmten Metallen. Dieselbe Struktur der Selbstenergie wird in der Probe nach Temperung bei 1420 "C beobachtet. l ) PL-05-400 Otwock-gwierk, Poland.

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The origin of ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism in alloys of transition metals. II. Alloys of transition metals with other transition metals and with polyvalent non-transition elements

Cited by 13 publications

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Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Magnetic properties of ferromagnetic γ-Fe films on Cu (111)

Lattice Dynamics of the Force Constant Disordered Crystal Pd_0.90Ru_0.10

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The origin of ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism in alloys of transition metals. II. Alloys of transition metals with other transition metals and with polyvalent non-transition elements

Cited by 13 publications

References 226 publications

Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Superparamagnetic Behavior of Fe–Ni Alloys at Low Ni Concentration

Magnetic properties of ferromagnetic γ-Fe films on Cu (111)

Lattice Dynamics of the Force Constant Disordered Crystal Pd0.90Ru0.10

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Lattice Dynamics of the Force Constant Disordered Crystal Pd_0.90Ru_0.10