Excitation of magnetic polaritons in plates of FeBO3

Tarakanov, V. V.; Khizhnyi, V. I.; Korolyuk, A. P.; Strugatsky, M. B.

doi:10.1016/s0921-4526(99)02694-0

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“…The linear theory of the polariton modes has been developed [2] (chap. 4), [9,10], and validated experimentally [11,12], it involves many complications due to finite-size effects. On the other hand, the study of solitary waves, or singleoscillation waves, which is fundamental for soliton theory from both the water wave and the mathematical viewpoints [13], is now a fast-growing field in nonlinear optics.…”

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Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Leblond

Manna

2007

Phys. Rev. Lett.

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The propagation of bulk polaritons in ferromagnetic slab is considered through a short-wavelength approximation. Neither the damping nor the demagnetizing field do affect essentially the propagation and stability of the line soliton. The stable line soliton may be destroyed by background instability: the latter is suppressed in a narrow strip. The unstable line soliton decays into lumps, which can be described both numerically and through a variational approach. Lump interactions are mentioned.

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Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Leblond

Manna

2007

Phys. Rev. Lett.

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“…where α is the ratio of the applied field to the saturation magnetization, cf equation (3). It compares to the one derived in bulk media [13].…”

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“…Bulk magnetic polaritons have been observed, mainly in antiferromagnets [1][2][3], in the linear regime. The linear theory has been developed [2,4,5].…”

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Electromagnetic line solitons in ferromagnets: suppression of a background instability

Leblond¹,

Manna²

2008

J. Phys. A: Math. Theor.

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“…Besides, a canting of the sublattice magnetizations produces an in‐plane weak ferromagnetism. The crystalline and magnetic structure as well as a strong magnetoelastic coupling in FeBO 3 give rise to a number of interesting characteristics: magnetic , optical and magneto‐optical , acoustic and acoustooptical , magneto‐acoustical , Mössbauer effect , and magnetic resonance .…”

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Electron paramagnetic resonance of Fe³⁺in gallium borate: Superposition model analysis

Seleznyova

Strugatsky

Yagupov

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Phys. Status Solidi B

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A series of high quality FexGa1−xBO3 single crystals with 0 ≤ x ≤ 1 was prepared and studied by electron magnetic resonance in the temperature range from 4 to 290 K. At low x, only the electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) of diluted Fe3+ ions is present. The EPR spectra for different orientations of the magnetizing field have been computer simulated. With a conventional spin Hamiltonian including the Zeeman and fine‐structure terms, two different sets of best‐fit parameters have been found. This ambiguity has been resolved on the basis of the general spin Hamiltonian with parameters determined from the crystallographic data using the Newman superposition model. A detailed fitting to the experimental EPR spectra assuming statistical distributions of Fe3+ ligand coordinates has revealed the existence of a certain degree of local disorder in FexGa1−xBO3 single crystals.

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Excitation of magnetic polaritons in plates of FeBO3

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Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Electromagnetic line solitons in ferromagnets: suppression of a background instability

Electron paramagnetic resonance of Fe³⁺in gallium borate: Superposition model analysis

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Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Single-Oscillation Two-Dimensional Solitons of Magnetic Polaritons

Electromagnetic line solitons in ferromagnets: suppression of a background instability

Electron paramagnetic resonance of Fe3+in gallium borate: Superposition model analysis

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Electron paramagnetic resonance of Fe³⁺in gallium borate: Superposition model analysis