Journal of the Physical Society of Japan · 1981 · 41 citations · 30 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsMetallic MaterialsSolid State PhysicsAlloysFerromagnetic MaterialsFerromagnetismMagnetic Properties Of SolidsMagnetism In SolidsSpin DynamicsCurie Temperature DeterminationMagnetic AlloysMagnetic ExcitationsMagnetization DynamicsMagnon ExcitationsMagnonsSpontaneous MagnetizationTransition Metal Magnetism
Spin dynamics of a disordered Invar alloy Fe 65 Ni 35 , an ordered Invar alloy Fe 3 Pt as well as a non Invar disordered alloy Fe 50 Ni 50 have been studied by neutron scattering. It has been found that both Invar alloys show common anomalous dynamical properties. Well defined magnon groups could be detected up to the Curie temperature. The spin wave stiffness constant D ( T ) varies with temperature as D ( T )= D 0 (1 - C T 5/2 ). The magnon excitations, however, could explain only about a half of the temrerature variation of magnetization M ( T ) for the Invar alloys, in spite of the fact that the integrated intensity measurements of the magnon spectra suggest that no other excitations take part in M ( T ). M ( T ) of non Invar alloy could be accounted for by the magnon excitations. The magnons in the Invar alloys dampen significantly with increasing temperature as was apparent in the linewidth \(\varGamma (q, T)\) obeying a relation \(\varGamma (q, T)=(\varGamma _{0}+aT^{\alpha })q^{2}\) with α≤1, quite different from the Heisenberg system.
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