Lecture

Antiferromagnetic Resonance

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Description

This lecture covers topics such as the spin-flop transition, Pincus model, Purcell effect, anti-crossing, magnetic polariton, and input-output formalism. It delves into the quasi-static response in antiferromagnets, susceptibility, magnetic resonance, anisotropy fields, and a 'toy' model explaining the enthalpy and anisotropy axis in magnetization sub-lattices.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Spectroscopy

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