Sentences with phrase «as magnons»

Neutron scattering revealed novel magnets for which the magnetism is carried by spin excitations (referred to as magnons) along the edges of a crystal, even when the bulk spin excitations are not readily allowed.

Professor Park Je - Geun, Associate Director of the Center for Correlated Electron Systems (CCES), within the Institute for Basic Science (IBS), and colleagues have observed, quantified and created a new theoretical model of the coupling of two forms of collective atomic excitation, known as magnons and phonons in crystals of the antiferromagnet manganite (Y, Lu) MnO3, a mineral made of manganese oxide and rare - earth elements called yttrium (Y) and lutetium (Lu).

Not exact matches

Story and Photos by Paul Ross Recipes: Pit Pig Roasting Underground Polynesian Pig Rub South Pacific Barbecue Sauce Poisson Cru Controlled burning was the first and is still one of the most popular forms of cooking, as evidenced by Neolithic (Cro - Magnon) finds and modern (Pro-Mignon) beef grilling.

Controlled burning was the first and is still one of the most popular forms of cooking, as evidenced by Neolithic (Cro - Magnon) finds and modern (Pro-Mignon) beef grilling.

Neandertals and modern humans such as the Cro - Magnon people were contemporaries in Europe from about 45,000 to 30,000 years ago, but the Neandertal line ended soon after.

A magnon is a quantum of such excitations, similar to a photon as a quantum of light, i.e., the electromagnetic wave.

The essential aim of magnon spintronics is to replace the electrical charge as information carrier in information technological concepts by magnons.

The two spin excitations can propagate as individual, free magnons along the quantum magnet.

«The idea of a magnon - phonon coupling has already been around as a possible explanation for the uniquely low coefficient of thermal expansion of the invar materials.

In support of that claim, one widely cited study found that the ratio of brain volume to body mass — commonly referred to as the encephalization quotient, or EQ — was the same for Cro - Magnons as it is for us.

This novel behavior of topological magnon insulators could lead to new applications in such fields as spintronics, where spin currents (rather than charge current in electronics) could be exploited for energy - efficient technologies and information storage.

And the Neandertals were in Britain until about 35,000 years ago and then at 30,000 years ago we become modern people as a ceremonial burial at Paviland of Cro - Magnons and it was in fact probably the first one ever found, and it was dug up in about 1822, and because they had no concept then of what it was, it was thought to be perhaps a prostitute servicing the Roman army because this individual had red ochre powder on them and ivory jewelry.

1470's face is very robust, and as large as that of a modern Cro - Magnon skull, despite a much smaller brain size, and the cranium has a markedly different shape.

He had already brightened up the dull proceedings of Candy (1968) and The Magic Christian (1970); after the Beatles» split, he was seen to good advantage as the Pope in Ken Russell's Lisztomania (1975), as one of Mae West's bewildered amours in Sextette (1978) and as a bumbling Cro - Magnon in Caveman (1979), in which he co-starred with his second wife, Barbara Bach.

The story erupts with character as we follow Dug (Eddie Redmayne), a simple young man who is part of a tribe of Cro - Magnons who have survived in the stone age by eating «primordial soup» and rabbits!