1980
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221000111
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Temperature Dependence and Critical Behaviour of the Resistivity Anisotropy in Ferromagnetic Metals

Abstract: The resistivity anisotropy in ferromagnetic metals due t o spin-orbit interaction is considered with spin correlation taken into account. The obtained temperature dependence of AQ shows a round peak in accord with experiment. In the critical region d(Ae)/dt diverges as ( -t)l-(a+q) ( t = = ( T -Tc)/Tc, magnetic field h = 0), where pl is the cross-over exponent.L'anisotropie de la resistivite, causke par l'interaction spin-orbitale, dans les metaux ferromagnetiques est calculee en consid8rant aussi la correlati… Show more

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