Photo from academic.microsoft.com
For a plane and quasi-plane SH-type bulk wave incident from the outside onto a system of equidistant antiferromagnetic dielectric layers, the inclusion of the spatial dispersion in the antiferromagnet as… Click to show full abstract
For a plane and quasi-plane SH-type bulk wave incident from the outside onto a system of equidistant antiferromagnetic dielectric layers, the inclusion of the spatial dispersion in the antiferromagnet as a hyperbolic magnetoacoustic medium induces a number of resonant refractive anomalies: the effects of total reflection (transmission) and the formation of discrete localized magnon-phonon states against the continuous spectrum, the amplification of the angular Schoch effect, and in the case of a one-dimensional resonant magnetic phonon crystal, the acoustic superradiance effect.
Journal Title: Low Temperature Physics
Year Published: 2020
Link to full text (if available)
Share on Social Media: Sign Up to like & get
recommendations!