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Susceptibility Below the Neel Temperature, Lecture notes of Physics

The susceptibility of a material below the Neel temperature in two situations: with the applied magnetic field perpendicular to the axis of the spins and with the field parallel to the axis of the spins. The energy density in the presence of the fields is also calculated. equations to calculate the susceptibility in both orientations. The document could be useful for students studying materials science, physics, or chemistry.

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Susceptibility Below the
Neel Temperature
There are two situations: with the applied
magnetic field perpendicular to the axis of
the spins; and with the field parallel to the
axis of the spins.
At and above the Neel temperature the
susceptibility is nearly independent of the
direction of the field relative to the spin axis.
For Ba perpendicular to the axis of the spins
we can calculate the susceptibility by
elementary considerations.
The energy density in the presence of the
fields is, with
M=
|
MA
|
=
|
MB
|
.
U=μ M A. M BBa.
(
MA+MB
)
μ M 2
[
11
2
(
2φ
)
2
]
2Ba(1)
Where,
2φ
is the angle the spins make with
each other.
The energy is minimum when
dU
=0=4μ M2φ2BaM ; φ=Ba
2μM ,(2)
So that
χ=2
Ba
=1
μ(3)
In the parallel orientation the magnetic
energy is not changed if the spin systems A
and B make equal angles with the field.
Thus, the susceptibility at T-0 K is zero:
χ
0
=0(4)
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Susceptibility Below the

Neel Temperature

 There are two situations: with the applied

magnetic field perpendicular to the axis of

the spins; and with the field parallel to the

axis of the spins.

 At and above the Neel temperature the

susceptibility is nearly independent of the

direction of the field relative to the spin axis.

 For Ba perpendicular to the axis of the spins

we can calculate the susceptibility by

elementary considerations.

 The energy density in the presence of the

fields is, with M^ =|M^ A|=|M^ B|.

U =μ M A. MB −Ba. ( M A +M B ) ≅ −μ M

2

[

( 2 φ) 2

]

− 2 Ba Mφ ( 1 )

 Where, 2 φ^ is the angle the spins make with

each other.

 The energy is minimum when

dU dφ = 0 = 4 μ M 2 φ− 2 Ba M ; φ= Ba 2 μM

So that

χ = 2 Mφ Ba

μ

 In the parallel orientation the magnetic

energy is not changed if the spin systems A

and B make equal angles with the field.

 Thus, the susceptibility at T-0 K is zero:

Figure 1. Calculation of (a) perpendicular and (b) parallel susceptibilities at 0 K, in the mean field approximation.