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cond-mat2002★ 21 cited

Spin Tunneling in Magnetic Molecules: Quasisingular Perturbations and Discontinuous SU(2) Instantons

Ersin Kececioglu, Anupam Garg

Spin coherent state path integrals with discontinuous semiclassical paths are investigated with special reference to a realistic model for the magnetic degrees of freedom in the Fe…

cond-mat2001

Spin Coherent-State Path Integrals and the Instanton Calculus

Anupam Garg, Evgueny Kochetov, Kee-Su Park +1

We use an instanton approximation to the continuous-time spin coherent-state path integral to obtain the tunnel splitting of classically degenerate ground states. We show that prov…

cond-mat2000

Diabolical Points in Molecular Magnets with a Four-Fold Easy Axis

Chang-Soo Park, Anupam Garg

We study the points of degeneracy (diabolical points) in magnetic molecules such as Mn_{12}-acetate that have an easy axis of four-fold symmetry. This is done for general magnetic…

cond-mat2000★ 83 cited

The Semiclassical Propagator for Spin Coherent States

Michael Stone, Kee-Su Park, Anupam Garg

We use a continuous-time path integral to obtain the semiclassical propagator for minimal-spread spin coherent states. We pay particular attention to the ``extra phase'' discovered…

cond-mat2000★ 25 cited

Quenched Spin Tunneling and Diabolical Points in Magnetic Molecules: II. Asymmetric Configurations

Anupam Garg

The perfect quenching of spin tunneling first predicted for a model with biaxial symmetry, and recently observed in the magnetic molecule Fe_8, is further studied using the discret…

cond-mat2000★ 120 cited

Tunnel splittings for one dimensional potential wells revisited

Anupam Garg

The WKB and instanton answers for the tunnel splitting of the ground state in a symmetric double well potential are both reduced to an expression involving only the functionals of…

cond-mat2000★ 22 cited

Quenched Spin Tunneling and Diabolical Points in Magnetic Molecules: I. Symmetric Configurations

Anupam Garg

The perfect quenching of spin tunneling that has previously been discussed in terms of interfering instantons, and has recently been observed in the magnetic molecule \Fe8, is trea…

cond-mat2000★ 18 cited

Diabolical points in the magnetic spectrum of Fe_8 molecules

Anupam Garg

The magnetic molecule Fe_8 has been predicted and observed to have a rich pattern of degeneracies in its spectrum as an external magnetic field is varied. These degeneracies have n…

cond-mat1999

Coherent Magnetic Moment Reversal in Small Particles with Nuclear Spins

Anupam Garg

A discrete WKB method is developed for calculating tunnel splittings in spin problems. The method is then applied to the issue of how nuclear spins affect the macroscopic quantum c…

cond-mat1999★ 22 cited

Application of the discrete Wentzel-Kramers-Brillouin method to spin tunneling

Anupam Garg

A discrete version of the WKB method is developed and applied to calculate the tunnel splittings between classically degenerate states of spin Hamiltonians. The results for particu…

cond-mat1999★ 41 cited

Oscillatory Tunnel Splittings in Spin Systems: A Discrete Wentzel-Kramers-Brillouin Approach

Anupam Garg

Certain spin Hamiltonians that give rise to tunnel splittings that are viewed in terms of interfering instanton trajectories, are restudied using a discrete WKB method, that is mor…

cond-mat1999★ 24 cited

Large transverse field tunnel splittings in the Fe_8 spin Hamiltonian

Anupam Garg

The spin Hamiltonian that describes the molecular magnet Fe has biaxial symmetry with mutually perpendicular easy, medium, and hard magnetic axes. Previous calculations of the…

cond-mat1998★ 24 cited

Lattice Distortion Mediated Paramagnetic Relaxation in High-Spin High-Symmetry Molecular Magnets

Anupam Garg

Field-dependent maxima in the relaxation rate of the magnetic molecules Mn_12-Ac and Fe_8-tacn have commonly been ascribed to some resonant tunneling phenomenon. We argue instead t…