K. Ried et al., MICROMAGNETIC THEORY OF SKIN WAVES IN RARE-EARTH TRANSITION-METAL COMPOUNDS, Physical review. B, Condensed matter, 50(14), 1994, pp. 10027-10038
The micromagnetic theory is a simple and powerful method to calculate
the spin-wave dispersion relation in the long-wavelength region. The c
alculation has been performed within the framework of the two-sublatti
ce model which is the adequate micromagnetic description for rare-eart
h-transition-metal compounds. A magnetocrystalline anisotropy of the e
asy-axis type is assumed and the cases of ferromagnetic and ferrimagne
tic coupling of the two sublattices are considered. The theoretical re
sults are compared to neutron-scattering data obtained from RFe2, R2Fe
17, R2Co17, and R2Fe14B, with R representing different rare-earth atom
s.