Nonstationary behavior of a high-spin molecule in a bifrequency alternating current magnetic field
Nonstationary behavior of a high-spin molecule in a bifrequency alternating current magnetic field
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DOI:
10.1103/physreva.66.013407
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发表时间:
2002-07
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
I. D. Tokman;G. A. Vugalter
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作者:
I. D. Tokman;G. A. Vugalter
An interaction of a high-spin molecule with a bifrequency ac magnetic field, occurring at times much shorter than the molecule relaxation times, has been considered. The molecule is subjected to a dc magnetic field perpendicular to the easy anisotropy axis of the molecule. The bifrequency ac field is a superposition of two ac fields, one of which is perpendicular to the easy anisotropy axis and causes resonant transitions between the lower states of the fundamental and first excited doublets. The other ac field is parallel to the easy anisotropy axis and has a frequency much smaller than the frequency of the first ac field. It has been shown that, first, the molecule can absorb or emit energy, depending on the frequency of the low-frequency ac field, second, the bifrequency ac magnetic field induces tunneling of the molecule magnetization with the Rabi frequency. The conditions of observation of the effects predicted are discussed.