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Antiferromagnetic domains in Cr have been observed visually by the x-ray double-crystal method in the low-temperature phase which corresponds to the longitudinal spindensity-wave state. The contrast between neighboring domains is due to a slight tetragonality of the crystal lattice. The domain boundary has been found to be sharp and mobile, and its section is straight if not trapped by imperfections.
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Hosoya et al. (1971) studied this question.
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