Lecture

Magnetic Order: Incommensurate Order

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Description

This lecture delves into incommensurate magnetic order, where the periodicity of the magnetic part does not align with the crystal structure, resulting in various patterns such as helical, spiral, conical, and soliton lattices. The instructor explains how different interactions and external factors can lead to the formation of these unique magnetic orders.

Instructor

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