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Susceptibility of an Antiferromagnet below

Below 7V, the two sublattices of a collinear antiferromagnet have their magnetic moments aligned antiparallel. Because of the axial [Pg.109]

For H i. Mi, M2 below TV, the sublattice moments are each turned by an angle 0 from the original axis so that the magnitude of the net moment parallel to H is M = (Mi + M2) sin 0 for small 0. [Pg.110]

Formation of the angle 20 between Mi and M2 is resisted by the Weiss field. At equilibrium, the magnitude of the component of the Weiss field that opposes H is equal to H, so that for small 0 [Pg.110]


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