Finite-temperature Magnetism
Finite-Temperature Magnetism is a theoretical framework in the study of magnetic materials that describes the behavior of magnetic systems at non-zero temperatures by incorporating thermal fluctuations into the microscopic models of magnetization dynamics, thereby distinguishing it from zero-temperature quantum mechanical treatments of magnetic order.
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C. P. Bean, J. D. Livingston · Journal of Applied Physics · 1959 · 1.7K citations
<i>Introduction to the Theory of Ferromagnetism</i>
Amikam Aharoni, A. S. Arrott · Physics Today · 1997 · 965 citations
A Quantum Theory of Double Exchange. I
Kenn Kubo, N. Ohata · Journal of the Physical Society of Japan · 1972 · 782 citations
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