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Multiple-Photon Transitions in EPR Spectroscopy, be observed in pulse EPR. Finally, new features of multiple-photon transitions induced by bichromatic radiation fields are introduced. We particularly stress on the phenomenon of π-photon-induced transparency and describe the characteristics of these transitions and their potential applications.

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Correlated Spin Dynamics and Phase Transitions in Pure and in Disordered 2D S = 1/2 Antiferromagnetnd the quantum critical point (in CeCu.Au.) are presented. It is pointed out how the 2D response function with anomalous exponent and energy/ temperature scaling indicated by neutron scattering is basically confirmed, while the .Cu relaxation measurements reveal novel effects involving low-energy sp

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