Lecture

Magnetic Order: Antiferromagnetism

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Description

This lecture discusses magnetic ordering, focusing on antiferromagnetism and the order parameter. It covers topics such as magnetic response, Curie-Weiss laws, anisotropy energy, and transverse field-induced quantum phase transitions. The lecture also explores specific examples of antiferromagnetic structures and their characteristics.

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