Possible types of stars and magnetic structures
Presented program now
works only with two types of stars: the one-arm star {k} and the
two-arms star {k, -k}. The basic expression for magnetic moment
of atom with index j in the n-th unit cell is written as:
The source of
limitation defining possible types of stars is the following condition: the
vectors of magnetic moments
Let us consider some consequences of this condition.
The case of the one-arm star.
In this case the
expression (*) gets the form:
The case of the two-arms star.
In this case the
expression (*) gets the form:
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The superposition of the longitude spin wave (LSW) and the transverse spin wave
(TSW).
For this type of magnetic ordering
Sk0j=1/2S0jm , where m is the normalized vector of direction, along which the magnetic moments of all atoms in given sublattice are directedSnj=1/2S0jm(exp(-iktn)+exp(iktn)) . -
The ferromagnetic spiral (FS) transforming into the simple spiral (SS).
Sk0j=1/2S0jm1m2(m1j+im2j) ,
S0j=S0jmmj+1/2S0jm1m2((m1j+im2j)exp(-iktn)+(m1j-im2j)exp(iktn)) , whereS0jm1m2 is the value of projection of magnetic moment of atom j onto the plane containing the vectors m1, m2, andS0jm is the projection of vector of magnetic moment on the rotation axis m. -
The elliptic spiral (ES).
Sk0j=1/2S0j(m1j+ipjm2j) ,
Snj=1/2S0j>((m1j+ipjm2j)exp(-iktn)+(m1j-ipjm2j)exp(iktn)) , wherepj -spiral ellipse parameter for the magnetic moments of atoms of j-th sublattice, m is the normalized vector directed along rotation axis.
The vectors m1, m2, m form orthonormalized basis. The vector m1 is defined from the condition tn=0.
For the ferromagnetic spiralS0j=S0jmmj+S0jm1m2m1j ,S0jm=(S0jmj) , hence m1j is the normalized vector directed along the vectorS0j-(S0jmj)mj .
For the elliptic spiralS0j=S0jm1j , that is the m1j is simply the normalized vector directed along magnetic moment of the j-th atom.