Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

ContributorsPreface1. Books and Conference Proceedings A. Books B. Conference Proceedings2. General Theoretical Problems A. Magnetic Ordering B. The Exchange Integral C. Magnetic Anisotropy D. Soluble Models E. Cluster Expansions; Alloys F. Spin-Wave Dispersion G. Spin-Wave Interactions: Intrinsic H. Spin-Wave Interactions: Extrinsic I. Relaxation Effects J. Thermodynamic Properties of Ferromagnets and Antiferromagnets K. Magnetic Phase Transitions L. Band Theory of Ferromagnetism M. Conduction Electron Spin Polarization N. Localized Moments and Their Interactions O. Miscellaneous3. Neutron Diffraction, Spin Configurations, and Magnetic Transitions A. Spin Configurations and Magnetic Transitions, Theoretical and General B. Spin Configurations and Magnetic Transitions, Experimental C. Neutron Scattering, Theory D. Neutron Scattering, Experiment E. Techniques F. Miscellaneous4. Properties of Transition Metals and Their Alloys A. Theory B. Magnetic Behavior C. Chromium and Chromium Alloys D. Iron-Aluminum Alloys E. Other Alloys and Compounds F. Rare Earth Alloys and Compounds5. Properties of Rare Earth Metals and Their Alloys A. General B. Rare Earth, Yttrium and Scandium Metals C. Rare Earth Alloys D. Rare Earth Intermetallic Compounds6. Properties of Magnetically Dilute Alloys A. General B. Transition Metals in Noble Metals C. Other Dilute Alloys7. Properties of Non-Metals A. General Theory B. Spinels C. Garnets D. Hexagonal and Tetragonal Compounds E. Compounds with ABOs Composition F. Rocksalt Structure G. Hydrated Salts H. Miscellaneous Compounds8. Technical Properties of Soft Magnetic Materials A. Introduction B. Polarization Mechanisms C. Soft Ferromagnetic and Ferrimagnetic Properties D. Effect of Structure and Composition on Magnetic Properties E. Dependence of Magnetic Properties on Irradiation and Processing Variables F. Non-Magnetic Properties of Magnetic Materials9. Magnetically Hard Materials A. General B. Fine Particles C. Hard Ferrites D. Alnico Alloys E. Miscellaneous Alloys10. Thin Films A. Introduction B. Magnetization C. Induced Anisotropy D. Anisotropy Dispersion E. Ripple F. Coupled Films G. Switching H. Preparation and Magnetic Properties I. Magnetostriction and Stress J. Structure K. Epitaxial Films L. Magnetoresistance M. Ferromagnetic Resonance N. Measurements and Instrumentation O. Device Applications11. Magnetic Domains A. Theoretical Investigations B. Experimental Investigations C. Antiferromagnetic Domains12. Magnetic Materials: Chemistry, Structure, and Crystal Growth A. Introduction B. Spinels C. Garnets D. Other Systems13. Nuclear Magnetism A. Introduction B. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance C. Mössbauer Effect D. Other Methods14. Resonance and Relaxation A. Relaxation in YIG with Rare Earth Impurities B. Anisotropic Materials C. Polycrystalline Materials D. Parallel Pumping Experiments E. High Power and Nonlinear Effects F. Metals, Thin Films,and Microwave Properties G. General Theory H. General Experiments15. Magnetoelastic Phenomena A. Static Magnetostriction B. Piezomagnetism C. Magnetoelastic Waves and Oscillations D. Parametric Processes E. Elastic and Acoustic Properties of Magnetic Materials16. Optical Effects A. Spectroscopy B. Dispersive Effects17. Thermal and Transport Phenomena A. Thermal Conductivity B. Electrical Conductivity C. Hall Effect and Magnetoresistance D. Specific Heats E. Thermoelectric and Thermomagnetic Effects F. Miscellaneous18. Superconductivity A. Superconductors Containing Magnetic Impurities B. Coexistence of Ferromagnetism and Superconductivity19. Laboratory Techniques and Instrumentation A. Introduction B. Applied Superconductivity C. High Magnetic Field Generation with Normal Conductors D. Magnetic Field Measurement and Control E. Preparation and Properties of Materials