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Helium spin-echo as a surface-sensitive probe of vibrational energy dissipation.
Faraday DiscussTamtögl A +5 more
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Interpretable Bayesian optimization for catalyst discovery.
Faraday DiscussNair AS, Foppa L, Scheffler M.
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Canadian Journal of Physics, 1972 The resonant Faraday effect occurs for radiation at frequencies close to the absorption lines of a magneto-active material. In the paper we present a theory for isolated absorption lines with Voigt profiles. The background source is also assumed to have a Voigt profile. The theory shows how the resonant Faraday effect can be used to determine relative
D. M. Camm, F. L. Curzon
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Nonlinear anomalous ferromagnetic Faraday effect
Physical Review E, 1995 Two electromagnetic waves with the same frequencies and different polarizations may propagate together in a saturated ferrite. We investigate how the simultaneous presence of the two waves affects their modulation. It is found that their evolution is governed by two independent nonlinear Schr\"odinger equations.
H. Leblond
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Oriental Journal of Physics and Mathematics, 2022
This article describes a magneto-optical study of the faraday effect in rare-earth ferrite garnets. The Faraday effect is an odd magneto-optical effect in terms of magnetization, that is, the sign of the Faraday rotation depends on whether the direction of the light propagating in the crystal coincides with the direction of the magnetization vector M ...
M.Z. Sharipov, Z.Kh. Fayziyeva
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This article describes a magneto-optical study of the faraday effect in rare-earth ferrite garnets. The Faraday effect is an odd magneto-optical effect in terms of magnetization, that is, the sign of the Faraday rotation depends on whether the direction of the light propagating in the crystal coincides with the direction of the magnetization vector M ...
M.Z. Sharipov, Z.Kh. Fayziyeva
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Physical Review, 1965
Expressions for the weak-field Faraday effect in cubic materials are presented for the cases of transmission and reflection. These expressions contain the elements of the complex conductivity tensor. General quantum-mechanical expressions for the diagonal and off-diagonal elements of the frequency-dependent conductivity tensor are computed for ...
Bennett, H. S., Stern, E. A.
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Expressions for the weak-field Faraday effect in cubic materials are presented for the cases of transmission and reflection. These expressions contain the elements of the complex conductivity tensor. General quantum-mechanical expressions for the diagonal and off-diagonal elements of the frequency-dependent conductivity tensor are computed for ...
Bennett, H. S., Stern, E. A.
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Magnetic and mechanical Faraday effects
Physical Review A, 1992Larmor's theorem expresses the analogy between the motion of a charged particle in a homogeneous magnetic field and the motion in a system in uniform rotation. This analogy suggests that effects of a magnetic field may have a rotational counterpart.
, Nienhuis, , Woerdman, , Kuscer
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Faraday effect in Sn_2P_2S_6 crystals
Applied Optics, 2008We have revealed a large Faraday rotation in tin thiohypodiphosphate (Sn(2)P(2)S(6)) crystals, which makes this material promising for magneto-optics. The effective Faraday tensor component and the Verdet constant for the direction of the optic axis have been determined by measuring the pure Faraday rotation in Sn(2)P(2)S(6) crystals with both the ...
Oleh, Krupych +4 more
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Spatiotemporal Chaos in the Faraday Effect
Applied Scientific Research, 1993Spatiotemporal chaos in parametrically excited surface waves is compared to fully developed turbulence. Measured correlation functions decay in both space and time. In contrast to turbulence, the inertial range is absent in the Faraday experiment and intermittency is concentrated at a few preferred wavelengths.
Bosch, Eric G.T., van de Water, Willem
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