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Magnetic exchange splitting

Magnetic exchange, 1,257, 267 polymetallic complexes, 1,138 Magnetic moment, 1, 259 Magnetic properties atomic systems, 1,260 cubic field systems, 1,263 free-atom states and terms, I, 260 lower symmetry, 1, 264 zero-field splitting, 1,262 Magnetic susceptibility, 1,256, 259 Magnetism... [Pg.158]

An exchange splitting of the band levels is produced for every k, which is proportional to the magnetization A = I(n+ - n ). [Pg.35]

Fig. 3.8 Left-hand panel The on-site atomic energy levels for up and down spin electrons due to the exchange splitting Im where / and m are the Stoner exchange integral and local moment respectively. Right-hand panel The local magnetic moment m, as a function of //2 / where / and h are the exchange and bond integrals respectively. Compare with the self-consistent LSDA solution in the upper panel of Fig. 3.6. Fig. 3.8 Left-hand panel The on-site atomic energy levels for up and down spin electrons due to the exchange splitting Im where / and m are the Stoner exchange integral and local moment respectively. Right-hand panel The local magnetic moment m, as a function of //2 / where / and h are the exchange and bond integrals respectively. Compare with the self-consistent LSDA solution in the upper panel of Fig. 3.6.
Fig. 2. Magnetic exchange in copper acetate (a) coordinate frames, (b) one-center orbital splitting diagram, (c) variation of susceptibility with temperature fitted within the HDW model. Fig. 2. Magnetic exchange in copper acetate (a) coordinate frames, (b) one-center orbital splitting diagram, (c) variation of susceptibility with temperature fitted within the HDW model.
The magnetic moment is given by the difference between the filling of majority and minority spin bands, which is directly related to the ferromagnetic exchange splitting between the bands. There is also an orbital-moment contribution to the moment, but in 3d-based magnets, it is often small due to... [Pg.19]


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