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Calculation of dispersion relation of collective spin density wave for thin film in alkali metals

حساب علاقة التشتت للموجة البنيوية (الجماعية) للكثافة السبينية لفيلم رقيق من المعادن القلوية

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 Publication date 2017
  fields Physics
and research's language is العربية
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Using the transport kinetic equation for spin density in thin film as 2D Fermi liquid, the dynamic spin susceptibility is calculated in terms of the Landau parameters a for thin film. The formula allows to estimate the dispersion relation of susceptibility with arbitrary up to quadric term in wave vector 2 k . The possibility of experimental determine of Landau's parameters with higher is discussed and compared with others in this field.

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