✍ Scribed by J. M. D. Coey; G. A. Sawatzky
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An insulator with two different magnetic ions distributed in several crystallographic sites is considered in the molecular field approximation. As an example a material containing a random distribution of iron and a non‐magnetic ion in equivalent sites is studied, assuming that the superexchange between an iron ion and cations on six nearest‐neighbour sites is the dominant interaction. Provided that a small longer range interaction is present, the Mössbauer spectra predicted for different non‐magnetic concentrations at various temperatures are in agreement with experimental observation except just below the magnetic ordering temperature.
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