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Plenary 5. Manuel Cardona, e-mail address cardona .cardix.mpi-stuttgart.de (RS). Studies of high superconductors. These offer all possible Raman transitions—phonons, magnons, free carrier excitations, pair... [Pg.1217]

Melnikov, A. V., Radu, I., Bovensiepen, U., Krupin, O., Starke, K., Matthias, F. and Wolf M. (2003) Coherent optical phonons and parametrically coupled magnons induced by femtosecond laser excitation of the Gd(OOOl) surface. Phys. Rev. Lett., 91, 227403. [Pg.115]

Yokoyama Y, Falgneres C, Luumley MA (1997) Datation direct d un crane proto-cro-magnon de Qafzeh par la spectrometrie gamma non destmctive. Comptes Rendues de I Academie de Science, Paris, Series 2, 324 773-79... [Pg.629]

Homo sapiens (Cro-Magnon) fully evolved in Europe... [Pg.398]

Gd(0001) surface, which serves as a model system for a ferromagnetic metal, presented a coherent coupled phonon-magnon mode at 3 THz in the TRSHG measurements, as presented in Sect. 2.6 in the previous chapter. [Pg.53]

Particle-in-cell simulation, 154 Phonon stiffening, 36 Phonon-magnon coupled mode, 39 Photo-absorption cross section, 156 Photo-induced phase transitions, 42 Photo-nuclear activation, 173 PIC, 135... [Pg.210]

Inelastic scattering of radiation in solids is typified by the Raman effect, which involves the creation or annihilation of phonons or magnons. If a single phonon is involved, the scattering event is referred to as the first-order Raman effect in second-order Raman effect two phonons are involved. The polarizability associated with a phonon mode can be represented as a power series of the phonon amplitude, u, as follows ... [Pg.312]

A spin polaron should move at low temperatures with a fixed wave vector k, like any other pseudoparticle, and be scattered by phonons and magnons. The effective mass is expected to be of the form mey /0, where y l. To obtain this result, we compute the transfer integral when the polaron moves through one atomic distance. The spin will contribute a term proportional to... [Pg.93]


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