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Nuclear Resonance in EuS from 4.2°K to the Critical Temperature Region

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Published1965
Citations103
References13

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1962 • 157 citations

Magnon Renormalization in Ferromagnets Near the Curie Point

1962 • 150 citations

Application of Spin-Wave Theory to EuS

1964 • 108 citations

FERROMAGNETISM IN DIVALENT EUROPIUM SALTS

1962 • 107 citations

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1960 • 91 citations

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1964 • 66 citations

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