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High-field NMR insights into quantum spin systems

Berthier, C.
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Tedoldi, F.
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Comment, A.  
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2005
Progress Of Theoretical Physics Supplement

Possibilities of NMR technique will be illustrated by a selection of high-field NMR results on antiferromagnetic quantum spin systems, obtained at the Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory. We present results for two well known systems, doped Haldane spin chain Y2BaNi1-xMgxO5 and spin-Peierls compound CuGeO3, as well as two newly studied compounds, the NaCU2O2 chain (or zigzag ladder) and the 2D dimer compound BaCuSi2O6 ("Han purple").

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DOI
10.1143/PTPS.159.106
Author(s)
Berthier, C.
Tedoldi, F.
Comment, A.  
Sofin, M.
Jansen, M.
Stern, R.
Horvatic, M.
Date Issued

2005

Published in
Progress Of Theoretical Physics Supplement
Issue

159

Start page

106

End page

113

Subjects

Soliton Lattice

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Ladder Cu-2(C5H12N2)(2)Cl-4

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Peierls Transition

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Compound Cugeo3

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Y-89 Nmr

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Phase

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Srcu2(Bo3)(2)

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Magnetization

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Dynamics

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Chains

Note

International Symposium on Quantum Spin Systems NOV 30-DEC 03, 2004 Hayama, JAPAN

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