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A new Phenomenon: Glass Paramagnetism. Further Experimental and Theoretical Details
Giancarlo Jug, Sandro Recchia
In a recent manuscript, the discovery of a new phenomenon in glasses has been reported: {\it glass paramagnetism}, that is the intrinsic magnetisation developed by a substance that…
Revealing the Intrinsic Magnetism of Non-Magnetic Glasses
Giancarlo Jug, Sandro Recchia
Ordinary multi-component silicate glasses belong to a class of amorphous insulators normally displaying no special form of magnetism, save for the Larmor dominant diamagnetism from…
The Making Of A Theory Of The Vitreous Solid State: From 1 milli-K To 1 kilo-K
Giancarlo Jug
This is a short account of the basic principles of a comprehensive theory of the vitreous state, looking at glasses and their eventual <<melting>> into a liquid state (the inverse…
The Polycluster Theory for the Structure of Glasses: Evidence from Low Temperature Physics
Giancarlo Jug
The problems of the intermediate-range atomic structure of glasses and of the mechanism for the glass transition are approached from the low-temperature end in terms of a scenario…
Realistic Tunneling States for the Magnetic Effects in Non-Metallic Real Glasses
Giancarlo Jug, Silvia Bonfanti, Walter Kob
The discovery of magnetic and compositional effects in the low temperature properties of multi-component glasses has prompted the need to extend the standard two-level systems (2LS…
On the Paramagnetic Impurity Concentration of Silicate Glasses from Low-Temperature Physics
Silvia Bonfanti, Giancarlo Jug
The concentration of paramagnetic trace impurities in glasses can be determined via precise SQUID measurements of the sample's magnetization in a magnetic field. However the existe…