Ferrimagnetism in diluted mixed Ising spin systems

Ферримагнетизм в разбавленных смешанных изинговских спиновых системах
M. Jaščur, A. Bobák
1995-05-01

compensation pointsdiluted mixed Ising systemseffective-field theoryferrimagnetismhoneycomb lattice
The magnetic properties of diluted mixed Ising ferrimagnetic systems consisting of spin-1/2 and spin-1 are investigated within the framework of an effective-field theory with correlations. Particular emphasis is given to the honeycomb lattice with coordination number z=3 for which the phase diagram (transition temperature and compensation temperature) and magnetizations (total and sublattice) are obtained. We find a number of interesting phenomena in these quantities, such as the possibility of two compensation points in the total magnetization curve and magnetization curves not predicted in the N\'eel theory.
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An effective-field theory with correlations is used to investigate diluted mixed Ising ferrimagnetic systems containing spin-1/2 and spin-1 components.
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For the honeycomb lattice with coordination number z=3, the study determines phase diagrams including transition and compensation temperatures.
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Some predicted magnetization curves are not captured by traditional Néel theory, indicating additional behavior from dilution and mixed spins.
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The total magnetization can exhibit two compensation points, where magnetization vanishes below the transition temperature.
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Total and sublattice magnetizations are calculated, revealing diverse magnetic behaviors in the diluted ferrimagnetic system.

diluted mixed Ising ferrimagnetic systems consisting of spin-1/2 and spin-1 on a honeycomb lattice

phase behavior and magnetization properties, including transition and compensation temperatures and total and sublattice magnetization curves

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M. Jaščur
A. Bobák
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