Flux creep in orbital glass
XVI. High Tc Oxides Theory
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Abstract
We investigate the effects of flux creep and microwave absorption on the state of orbital glass. An estimation of the relaxation rate of magnetization associated with the flux creep is made. The possibility of investigating orbital glass with the aid of electron-dipole spin resonances associated with topological defects (π-rings) is discussed. The resonances may be observed at very low temperaturesT<1 K.
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High-Tc superconductors orbital glass orbital momentum relaxation rate flux lines magnetization electron-dipole spin resonances topological defects π-rings Josephson effectPreview
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