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Magnetomechanical coupling in transition metals

Philippe Renaud
1997
Journal paper

Abstract

The Gruneisen parameter is equal to about 2 for most substances, Its value is higher in the case of interactions, for example, electron-phonon and exchange interaction, magnetovolume instability. The parameter has very large values for Invar alloys and the coupling between thermal disorder and magnetic fluctuations dominates in finite-temperature properties.

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