It is shown from the semiclassical equations of motion and the molecular-field approximation that the triangular ferrimagnetic state can also be described by an effective gyromagnetic ratio. This effective ratio depends explicitly on the ratio of the inter- to intra-sublattice molecular field constants rather than on the static sublattice magnetizations as in the antiparallel state. It is estimated that the shift in g values for FeCr₂{O}₄$ should be observable if there is a transition from a triangular to an antiparallel state.
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