Computer simulation of spin dynamics in magnetically dilute solids
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The method of computer simulation of spin dynamics in solids with low-concentration of random distributed magnetic centers has been developed. The method uses cluster expansion for separation of fast processes from slow ones. The numerical simulation of spin dynamics caused by dipole-dipole interactions has been carried out. The transversal and longitudinal time autocorrelation functions are calculated.
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