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"The magnetic susceptibility and high magnetic ESR measurement of SrCu2(PO4)2 has been performed at temperaturesranging from 4.2 K to 300 K and 4.2 K to 77 K, respectively. The magnetic susceptibility shows a broad maximumaround T = 40 K. The magnetic susceptibility has been interpreted in terms of one-dimensional magnetic systems. Thetemperature dependence of the magnetic susceptibility indicated a good agreement with 4-spin alternating configurationmodel. In the ESR measurement, clear electron spin resonance (ESR) was observed. The integrated intensity for 120 and301 GHz has a broad maximum at around 40 K, which is consistent with the susceptibility result. A quantitativedescription gives resonance is the first and second triplet excited states of the excitation spectrum of 4-spin alternatingchain configuration. The g1, g2 and g3 values are approximately 2.21 at temperature above 40 K. The g2 dan g3 valueshave the dependence of temperature under 40 K."

"This book defines the heterogeneous multicore architecture and explains in detail several embedded processor cores including CPU cores and special-purpose processor cores that achieve highly arithmetic-level parallelism. The authors developed three multicore chips (called RP-1, RP-2, and RP-X) according to the defined architecture with the introduced processor cores. The chip implementations, software environments, and applications running on the chips are also explained in the book.Provides readers an overview and practical discussion of heterogeneous multicore technologies from both a hardware and software point of view. Discusses a new, high-performance and energy efficient approach to designing SoCs for digitally converged, embedded systems. Covers hardware issues such as architecture and chip implementation, as well as software issues such as compilers, operating systems, and application programs. Describes three chips developed according to the defined heterogeneous multicore architecture, including chip implementations, software environments, and working applications."