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Spin density wave domain processes in chromium metal

The Young's modulus, logarithmic decrement, and ΔE-effect have been measured for a single crystal of chromium. The results have been interpreted in terms of stress and magnetic field induced rotations of spin density wave (SDW) polarization vectors. The model is able to account for the essential features of the observed behaviour.

R. Street | B. Munday

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