Electron paramagnetic resonance in anisotropic magnets is analyzed. The resonance field at fixed frequency is shown to be a function of the principal values of the external susceptibility tensor and hence can be temperature dependent. The predictions of the theory are compared with data on the temperature dependence of the resonance field in CrBr3. Excellent agreement is obtained.
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