Comment on “Magnetic structure and magnetization of 
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-axis helical Heisenberg antiferromagnets with XY anisotropy in high magnetic fields transverse to the helix axis at zero temperature”

Vaia, Ruggero

doi:10.1103/physrevb.101.026401

Phys. Rev. B

2020

DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.101.026401

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Comment on “Magnetic structure and magnetization of z -axis helical Heisenberg antiferromagnets with XY anisotropy in high magnetic fields transverse to the helix axis at zero temperature”

Ruggero Vaia

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“…The Comment by Vaia [6] criticizes the assumptions of the models I used. I was aware of the deviations of my assumptions from known theory as described in the papers cited in the bibliographies of Refs.…”

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The Comment criticizes the assumptions of the model I used. I was aware of the limitations of my model. However, my model is useful for fitting high-field magnetization versus transverse-field data for real helical Heisenberg antiferromagnets at temperatures much lower than their Néel temperatures and estimating their critical fields. To my knowledge, there existed no prior theory that could fit such experimental data over the entire field range of experiments. I welcome that the Comment calls for more accurate theory.

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Comment on “Magnetic structure and magnetization of z -axis helical Heisenberg antiferromagnets with XY anisotropy in high magnetic fields transverse to the helix axis at zero temperature”

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