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Antiferromagnetic Resonance Frequency in Quadratic Layer Antiferromagnets

Authors: Kazukiyo Nagata; Yuzo Tomono;

Antiferromagnetic Resonance Frequency in Quadratic Layer Antiferromagnets

Abstract

The temperature variation of the far-infrared AFMR frequency in the quadratic layer antiferromagnets K 2 NiF 4 and Rb 2 NiF 4 has been measured using Fourier transform interferometry techniques. The results are found to be sharply defferent from those in usual three-dimensional antiferro-magnets. Oguchi-Honma's spin wave theory applied to the two-demensional systems is shown to predict properly the observed behaviours.

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