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Microwave Physics and Techniques discusses the modelling and
application of nonlinear microwave circuits and the problems of
microwave electrodynamics and applications of magnetic and high Tc
superconductor structures. Aspects of advanced methods for the
structural investigation of materials and of MW remote sensing are
also considered. The dual focus on both HTSC MW device physics and
MW excitation in ferrites and magnetic films will foster the
interaction of specialists in these different fields.
The book contains the contributions presented at the NATO ARW on
Ferrimagnetic Nano-crystalline and Thin Film Magnetooptical and
Microwave Materials (short title: Nano-crystalline and Thin Film
Magnetic Oxides) which took place in Sozopol, Bulgaria, Sept. 27 -
Oct. 3, 1998. The program of the ARW was consistent with three main
areas in the magnetic oxides for microwave and magnetooptical
applications : thin films and nano-crystalline ferroxides; magnetic
behaviour and applications of oxides with perovskite structures;
and nano-sized materials and modeling. The development of planar
devices for high-density magnetic and magneto- optical recording
and microwave integral technologies has led to a substantial growth
of the scientific interest in nano-crystallline and thin film
magnetic oxides, such as ferrites, manganates and cuprates. The
Workshop organizers embarked on the ambitious task to attract the
scientists' attention to key problems related to the
nano-crystalline state of magnetic oxides and their magnetic,
electrical, and optical behaviour. The knowldege of interactions
between charge carriers, with phonons, the spin and dipole magnetic
moments and the role of the microstructure and magnetic anisotropy
is much theoretically studied for magnetic oxides. The workshop
program touched not only upon the theoretical aspects, but on the
technology and experiments as well. A review of nano-particle
technology and future trends was presented. The possibilities of
investigating and modeling the domain structure of the magnetic
oxide films were demonstrated and discussed. Microwave and
magnetooptical applications of ferroxides were also explored,
including a discussion on new types of components with nano-size
structure.
The book contains the contributions presented at the NATO ARW on
Ferrimagnetic Nano-crystalline and Thin Film Magnetooptical and
Microwave Materials (short title: Nano-crystalline and Thin Film
Magnetic Oxides) which took place in Sozopol, Bulgaria, Sept. 27 -
Oct. 3, 1998. The program of the ARW was consistent with three main
areas in the magnetic oxides for microwave and magnetooptical
applications : thin films and nano-crystalline ferroxides; magnetic
behaviour and applications of oxides with perovskite structures;
and nano-sized materials and modeling. The development of planar
devices for high-density magnetic and magneto- optical recording
and microwave integral technologies has led to a substantial growth
of the scientific interest in nano-crystallline and thin film
magnetic oxides, such as ferrites, manganates and cuprates. The
Workshop organizers embarked on the ambitious task to attract the
scientists' attention to key problems related to the
nano-crystalline state of magnetic oxides and their magnetic,
electrical, and optical behaviour. The knowldege of interactions
between charge carriers, with phonons, the spin and dipole magnetic
moments and the role of the microstructure and magnetic anisotropy
is much theoretically studied for magnetic oxides. The workshop
program touched not only upon the theoretical aspects, but on the
technology and experiments as well. A review of nano-particle
technology and future trends was presented. The possibilities of
investigating and modeling the domain structure of the magnetic
oxide films were demonstrated and discussed. Microwave and
magnetooptical applications of ferroxides were also explored,
including a discussion on new types of components with nano-size
structure.
Microwave Physics and Techniques discusses the modelling and
application of nonlinear microwave circuits and the problems of
microwave electrodynamics and applications of magnetic and high Tc
superconductor structures. Aspects of advanced methods for the
structural investigation of materials and of MW remote sensing are
also considered. The dual focus on both HTSC MW device physics and
MW excitation in ferrites and magnetic films will foster the
interaction of specialists in these different fields.
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