Crucial influence of crystal site disorder on dynamical spectral response in artificial magnetoplumbites
Authors:
- E.S. ZhukovaEZE.S. Zhukova
- A.S. MikheykinAMA.S. Mikheykin
- V.I. TorgashevVTV.I. Torgashev
- A.A. BushABA.A. Bush
- Yu.I. YuzyukYYYu.I. Yuzyuk
- A.E. SashinASA.E. Sashin
- A.S. ProkhorovAPA.S. Prokhorov
- M. DresselMDM. Dressel
- B.P. GorshunovBGB.P. Gorshunov
- 1 December 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Solid State Sciences
- Vol. 62, 13-21
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Funding Information
- Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation
- Russian Foundation for Basic Research (15-02-03021)
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