Study of the low temperature thermal properties of the geometrically frustrated magnet: Gadolinium gallium garnet

Y. K. Tsui(Pennsylvania State University), P. Schiffer(Princeton University), C. A. Burns(Western Michigan University), N. Kalechofsky(University of Notre Dame)

Journal of Applied Physics

April 15, 1999

10.1063/1.370392

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