most citedSecond-order phase transitions, L. Landau and his successors

11 citations · 17 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.gen-ph20111 cited

Ferromagnetic state and phase transitions

Yuri Mnyukh

Evidence is summarized attesting that the standard exchange field theory of ferromagnetism by Heisenberg has not been successful. It is replaced by the crystal field and a simple a…

physics.gen-ph2011

Phase transitions in layered crystals

Yuri Mnyukh

It is demonstrated by analyzing real examples that phase transitions in layered crystals occur like all other solid-state phase transitions by nucleation and crystal growth, but ha…

physics.gen-ph20112 cited

Lambda- and Schottky-anomalies in solid-state phase transitions

Yuri Mnyukh

The origin of lambda and Schottky anomalies in solid-state phase transitions are analyzed and illustrated. They are shown to be the latent heat of nucleation-and-growth phase trans…

physics.gen-ph20113 cited

Hysteresis and nucleation in condensed matter

Yuri Mnyukh

The physical origin of hysteresis in condensed matter had not been previously identified. The current "science of hysteresis" is useful, but limited by phenomenological modeling. T…

physics.gen-ph201111 cited

Second-order phase transitions, L. Landau and his successors

Y. Mnyukh

There are only two ways for solid-state phase transitions to be compliant with thermodynamics: emerging of infinitesimal quantity of the new phase, or infinitesimal "qualitative" c…

physics.gen-ph2011

The physics of magnetization

Y. Mnyukh

Experimental observations recently reported in Nature are in accord with the concept that spin orientation is a permanent feature of the spin carrier. It follows that magnetization…