Influence of magnetic fields on the spin reorientation transition in ultra-thin films
A. Hucht, K. D. Usadel
Abstract
The dependence of the spin reorientation transition in ultra-thin ferromagnetic films on external magnetic fields is studied. For different orientations of the applied field with respect to the film, phase diagrams are calculated within a mean field theory for the classical Heisenberg model. In particular we find that the spin reorientation transition present in this model is not suppressed completely by an applied field, as the magnetization component perpendicular to the field may show spontaneous order in a certain temperature interval.
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