Lecture

Experimental Techniques: Specific Heat & ESR

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Description

This lecture covers the challenges in determining the entropy of a system by integrating magnetic specific heat, focusing on the subtraction of phonon contributions. Various methods, such as Debye and Einstein limits, non-magnetic analogs, and functional theory approaches, are discussed. The lecture also explores the multiple contributions to specific heat, including phonons following the cube of temperature, conduction electrons, and magnetic transitions.

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