The Theory of Magnetism I Statics and Dynamics / by Daniel C. Mattis.

Starting with a historical introduction to the study of magnetism - one of the oldest sciences known to man - before considering the most modern theories and observations (magnetic bubbles and soap films, effects of magnetic impurities in metals and spin glasses), this book develops the concepts and...

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Main Author: Mattis, Daniel C. (Author)
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Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 1981.
Edition:1st ed. 1981.
Series:Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences, 17
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505 0 |a 1. History of Magnetism -- 1.1 Physics and Metaphysics -- 1.2 Gilbert and Descartes -- 1.3 Rise of Modern Science -- 1.4 Electrodynamics -- 1.5 The Electron -- 1.6 The Demise of Classical Physics -- 1.7 Quantum Theory -- 1.8 Modern Foundations -- 1.9 Magnetic Bubbles -- 1.10 Ultimate Thin Films -- 1.11 Dilute Magnetic Alloys -- 1.12 New Directions -- 2. Exchange -- 2.1 Exchange Equals Overlap -- 2.2 Hydrogen Molecule -- 2.3 Three Hydrogen Atoms -- 2.4 Nonorthogonality Catastrophe -- 2.5 Method of Löwdin and Carr -- 3. Quantum Theory of Angular Momentum -- 3.1 Kinetic Angular Momentum -- 3.2 Spherical Harmonics -- 3.3 Reason for Integer l and m -- 3.4 Matrices of Angular Momentum -- 3.5 Pauli Spin Matrices -- 3.6 Compounding Angular Momentum -- 3.7 Equations of Motion of Interacting Angular Momenta -- 3.8 Coupled Boson Representation -- 3.9 Rotations -- 3.10 More on Compound Angular Momentum -- 3.11 Other Representations -- 3.12 Spins One-Half -- 3.13 Spins One -- 3.14 Quadratic Forms -- 4. Many-Electron Wavefunctions -- 4.1 Slater Determinants -- 4.2 Antisymmetrization -- 4.3 States of Three Electrons -- 4.4 Eigenfunctions of Total S2 and SZ -- 4.5 Ground State of Two Electrons: A Theorem -- 4.6 Hund’s Rules -- 4.7 p3 Configuration -- 4.8 p2 and p4 Configurations -- 4.9 Independent Electrons -- 4.10 Electrons in One Dimension: A Theorem -- 4.11 The Wronskian -- 4.12 Theorem in Three Dimensions -- 4.13 Ordering Theorem Versus Hund’s Rule -- 4.14 Second Quantization -- 5. From Magnons to Solitons: Spin Dynamics -- 5.1 Spin Waves as Harmonic Oscillators -- 5.2 One-Magnon Eigenstates in Ferromagnets -- 5.3 Two-Magnon States and Eigenstates in Ferromagnets -- 5.4 Bound States in One Dimension -- 5.5 Bound States in Two and Three Dimensions -- 5.6 One-Magnon Eigenstates in Heitler-London Solid -- 5.7 Nonlinear Spin Wave Theory -- 5.8 Perturbation-Theoretic Correction -- 5.9 Antiferromagnetic Magnons: The One-Dimensional XY Model -- 5.10 Bethe’s Solution of One-Dimensional Heisenberg Antiferromagnet -- 5.11 Linearized Antiferromagnetic Magnons -- 5.12 Nonlinearities in Antiferromagnetism -- 5.13 Ferrimagnetism -- 5.14 Effects of Surfaces on Spin Wave Amplitudes -- 5.15 Vortices -- 5.16 Solitons: Introductory Material -- 5.17 Solitary Wave Solution -- 6. Magnetism in Metals -- 6.1 Bloch and Wannier States -- 6.2 Tight-Binding -- 6.3 Weak Magnetic Properties -- 6.4 Exchange in Solids: Construction of a Model Hamiltonian -- 6.5 Perturbation-Theoretic Derivation of Heisenberg Hamiltonian -- 6.6 Heisenberg Hamiltonian in Metals -- 6.7 Ordered Magnetic Metals: Deriving the Ground State -- 6.8 Kondo Effect -- 6.9 Spin Glasses -- 6.10 Magnetism Without Localized Spins: Preliminaries -- 6.11 Low-Density Electron Gas -- 6.12 Quasi-Particles -- 6.13 Nagaoka’s Model -- 6.14 Degenerate Bands and Intra-Atomic Exchange Forces. -- 6.15 Magnons in Metals -- 6.16 Marginal Magnetism of Impurities -- 6.17 Correlations and Equivalence to s-d Model -- References. 
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