Glossary

Borovik-Romanov, A. S.; Grimmer, H.

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Section 1.5.11. Glossary

A. S. Borovik-Romanov^a ^‡ and H. Grimmer^b ^*

^a P. L. Kapitza Institute for Physical Problems, Russian Academy of Sciences, Kosygin Street 2, 119334 Moscow, Russia, and ^bLabor für Neutronenstreuung, ETH Zurich, and Paul Scherrer Institute, CH-5234 Villigen PSI, Switzerland
Correspondence e-mail: hans.grimmer@psi.ch

1.5.11. Glossary

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$[\alpha_{ij}]$	(linear) magnetoelectric tensor
$[\beta_{ijk}]$	nonlinear magnetoelectric tensor
$[\gamma_{ijk}]$	nonlinear magnetoelectric tensor
$[\Delta]$	Weiss constant
$[\Delta n]$	magnetic birefringence
$[\varepsilon_{ij}]$	dielectric permittivity
$[\lambda]$	constant describing magnetostriction
$[\Lambda_{ijk}]$	tensor describing the piezomagnetic effect
$[\Lambda_{i\alpha}]$	matrix describing the piezomagnetic effect
$[\mu_{ij}]$	magnetic permeability
$[\boldmu]$	magnetic moment
$[\mu_B]$	Bohr magneton
$[\pi_{ijk\ell}]$	piezomagnetoelectric tensor
$[\rho({\bf r})]$	charge density
$[\Phi]$	thermodynamic potential
$[\chi^e_{ij}]$	dielectric susceptibility
$[\chi_{ij}]$ , $[\chi^m_{ij}]$	magnetic susceptibility
$[{\bf B}]$	magnetic induction
c	speed of light
$[c_{ijk\ell}]$	elastic stiffness
$[{\rm d}\tau]$	volume element
e	charge of the electron
$[{\bf E}]$	electric field
g	Landé g-factor
$[{\bf H}]$	magnetic field
$[{\bf j}({\bf r})]$	current density
$[{\bf J}]$	total angular momentum
$[{\bf k}]$	position vector in reciprocal space
	Boltzmann factor
$[{\bf l}_i]$	sum of the magnetic moments in a unit cell, in which some of the moments are taken with opposite sign
$[{\bf L}_i]$	antiferromagnetic vector
$[{\bf L}]$	orbital angular momentum (Section 1.5.1.1), antiferromagnetic vector (remainder of this chapter)
$[{\bf m}({\bf r})]$	magnetic moment density
$[{\bf m}]$	sum of the magnetic moments in a unit cell
$[{\bf M}]$	magnetization (= magnetic moment per unit volume = ferromagnetic vector)
N	No. of atoms per unit volume
p	effective number of Bohr magnetons (Section 1.5.1), pressure (remainder of this chapter)
$[{\bf P}]$	electric polarization
$[{\bf r}]$	position vector in space
$[{\bf S}({\bf r})]$	spin density
$[{\bf S}]$	spin angular momentum (of an atom or ion)
$[s_{ijk\ell}]$	elastic compliance
$[S_{ij}]$	strain tensor
$[T_{ij}]$	stress tensor
T	temperature
	transition temperature, in particular Curie temperature
	Néel temperature
U	energy
	anisotropy energy
$[U_{\rm el}]$	elastic energy
$[U_{\rm me}]$	magnetoelastic energy
v	velocity
Z	atomic number (= number of electrons per atom)

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