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Topological stripelike coreless textures with inner incommensurability in two-dimensional Heisenberg antiferromagnet
For two-dimensional Heisenberg antiferromagnet we present an analysis of
topological coreless excitations having a stripe form. These textures are
characterized by singularities at boundaries. A detailed classification of the
stripe textures results in a certain analogy with the coreless excitations in
phase: Mermin-Ho and Anderson-Toulouse coreless vortices. The
excitations of the last type may have a low bulk energy. The stripe textures
may be observed as an occurrence of short-range incommensurate order in the
antiferromagnetic environment
Bose-Einstein condensation of semi-hard bosons in S=1 dimerized organic compound F2PNNNO
An analysis of the energy spectrum and the magnetization curve of
two-dimensional organic antiferromagnet F2PNNNO with a spin-one dimerized
structure shows that a behavior of the compound in an external magnetic field
can be explained within a lattice boson model with an extended Pauli's
exclusion principle, i.e. no more than two bosons per a dimer. The unusual
magnetization curve observed experimentally in the compound reflects a sequence
of phase transitions intrinsic for a lattice boson system with strong on-site
and inter-site repulsions due to a tuning of magnon density by the applied
magnetic field
Theory of magnetoelastic resonance in a mono-axial chiral helimagnet
We study magnetoelastic resonance phenomena in a mono-axial chiral helimagnet
belonging to hexagonal crystal class. By computing the spectrum of coupled
elastic wave and spin wave, it is demonstrated how hybridization occurs
depending on their chirality. Specific features of the magnetoelastic resonance
are discussed for the conical phase and the soliton lattice phase stabilized in
the mono-axial chiral helimagnet. The former phase exhibits appreciable
non-reciprocity of the spectrum, the latter is characterized by a
multi-resonance behavior. We propose that the non-reciprocal spin wave around
the forced-ferromagnetic state has potential capability to convert the linearly
polarized elastic wave to circularly polarized one with the chirality opposite
to the spin wave chirality.Comment: 12 pages, 5 figures, Accepted in Phys. Rev.
The Fermi surface and the role of electronic correlations in SmCeCuO
Using LDA+GTB (local density approximation+generalized tight-binding) hybrid
scheme we investigate the band structure of the electron-doped high-
material SmCeCuO. Parameters of the minimal tight-binding
model for this system (the so-called 3-band Emery model) were obtained within
the NMTO (-th order Muffin-Tin orbital) method. Doping evolution of the
dispersion and Fermi surface in the presence of electronic correlations was
investigated in two regimes of magnetic order: short-range (spin-liquid) and
long-range (antiferromagnetic metal). Each regime is characterized by the
specific topologies of the Fermi surfaces and we discuss their relation to
recent experimental data.Comment: 10 pages, 4 figures, 1 table, Published versio
On the theory of Josephson effect in a diffusive tunnel junction
Specific features of the equilibrium current-carrying state of a Josephson
tunnel junction between diffusive superconductors are studied theoretically in
the 1D geometry. It is found that the Josephson current induces localized
states of electron excitations in the vicinity of the tunnel barrier, which are
a continuous analog of Andreev levels in a ballistic junction. The depth of the
corresponding ``potential well'' is much greater than the separation between an
Andreev level and the continuous energy spectrum boundary for the same
transmissivity of the barrier. In contrast to a ballistic junction in which the
Josephson current is transported completely by localized excitations, the
contribution to current in a diffusive junction comes from whole spectral
region near the energy gap boundary, where the density of states differs
considerably from its unperturbed value. The correction to the Josephson
current in the second order of the barrier transmissivity, which contains the
second harmonic of the phase jump, is calculated and it is found that the true
expansion parameter of the perturbation theory for a diffusive junction is not
the tunneling probability itself, but a much larger parameter .Comment: 8 pages, 5 Postscript figures, submitted to Low Temp. Phy
Surface Electronic Structures and Field Emission Currents at Sodium Overlayers on Low-Index Tungsten Surfaces
The total energy distributions (TEDs) of the emission currents in field
emission and surface photofield emission and the overlayer-induced
modifications in the surface electronic structures from the technologically
important W surfaces with the commensurate W(100)/Na c(2x2), W(110)/Na (2x2)
and W(111)/Na (1x1) overlayers are calculated. The TEDs obtained by our recent
numerical method that extends the full-potential linear augmented plane wave
method for the electronic structures to the study of field and photofield
emission are used to interpret the shifts of the peaks in the experimental TEDs
in field emission and photofield emission from the W(100) and W(110) surfaces
at sub-monolayer and monolayer Na coverage. Hybridization of the 3s Na states
with the pairs of dz2-like surface states of the strong Swanson hump in clean
W(100) and surface resonances in clean W(111) below the Fermi energy shifts
these W states by about -1.2 eV and -1.0 eV, thus stabilizing these states, to
yield new strong peaks in the TEDs in field emission and photofield emission
from W(100)/Na c(2x2) and W(111)/Na (1x1) respectively. The effect of Na
intralayer interactions are discussed and are shown to shift the strong s- and
p-like peaks in the surface density of states of W(110) below and above the
Fermi energy respectively to lower energy with increased Na coverage, in
agreement with experiments.Comment: 12 page
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