Finite temperature magnon spectra in yttrium iron garnet from mean field approach in tight-binding model
arXiv:1712.09512 · doi:10.1088/1367-2630/aab951
Abstract
We study magnon spectra at finite temperature in yttrium iron garnet from tight-binding model with nearest neighboring exchange interaction. The spin reduction due to thermal magnon excitation are taken into account via the mean field approximation to the local spin and found to be different at two sets of iron atoms. The resulting temperature dependence of the spin wave gap shows good agreement with experiment. We find only two magnon modes are relevant to ferromagnetic resonance.
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