1975
DOI: 10.1088/0305-4608/5/4/017
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On the magnetic susceptibilities in disordered alloys. II. Multi orbital case, spin wave stiffness constant

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“…The function M ( E ) is necessary for the calculation of the conductivity (Velick9 1969) and of the spin wave stiffness Riedinger 1974, Riedinger andNauciel Bloch 1975). Numerical methods have been developed for its calculation by Riedinger and Nauciel Bloch (1975).…”
Section: S ( E )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The function M ( E ) is necessary for the calculation of the conductivity (Velick9 1969) and of the spin wave stiffness Riedinger 1974, Riedinger andNauciel Bloch 1975). Numerical methods have been developed for its calculation by Riedinger and Nauciel Bloch (1975).…”
Section: S ( E )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, for the ferromagnetic alloys the formula for the magnon energy in the long-wavelength limit calculated from EMH [7] differs from the expression of Fukuyama [l], Edwards and Hill [2], or Riedinger and Nauciel-Bloch [4]. I n this paper we would like to show that if we use the properties of the Green function the method of EMH gives the same result for the average exchange spin wave stiffness constant as the Riedinger and Nauciel-Bloch method [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…They warn, however, that their result is too model dependent to be relied upon. Calculations based on a more realistic band structure and performed within the same approximation as that of Edwards and Hill (1973) were presented very recently by Riedinger and Nauciel-Bloch (1975). Their results are shown by the curve D in figure 3(a).…”
Section: R = C ( S I / S D J 2 / [ N ( N -2 ) ]mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Wakoh (1971); C . Edwards and Hill (1973); D, Riedinger and Nauciel-Bloch (1975). ( b ) The computed difference AD for maximum ordering and for the disordered alloy.…”
Section: R = C ( S I / S D J 2 / [ N ( N -2 ) ]mentioning
confidence: 99%