1988
DOI: 10.1051/jphyscol:19888488
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STATIC AND DYNAMIC CRITICAL BEHAVIOUR OF THE SPIN GLASS Fe0.35Mg0.65Br2

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“…Finally, there may even be possible experimental realizations of systems where quasi-two-dimensional magnets form short range clusters with local ferromagnetic or antiferromagnetic order, with random frustrated interactions linking these clusters together. Examples of promising behaviour of this sort are Fe compound with halogens [29] where it might be interesting to look at the data again in view of the present results.…”
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confidence: 76%
“…Finally, there may even be possible experimental realizations of systems where quasi-two-dimensional magnets form short range clusters with local ferromagnetic or antiferromagnetic order, with random frustrated interactions linking these clusters together. Examples of promising behaviour of this sort are Fe compound with halogens [29] where it might be interesting to look at the data again in view of the present results.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Theoretical studies, like Monte-Carlo simulations, high temperature developments and many experiments lead to a strong evidence for a nonzero transition temperature Tc in 3d Ising spin glasses [1][2][3][4]. On another hand, all theoreticians agree with a T = 0 transition temperature in .…”
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“…We report on a.c. susceptibility measurements in the Ising insulating spin glas Feo.35M&.65Br2-Some results have been published earlier for this compound [4] but the too crude first analysis had not permitted to evidence a change in the critical behaviour with temperature. We will compare the magnetic dynamic properties of FeO.3SM&>.6SBr2 to those of Feo.3Mgo.7CI2.…”
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