Abstract
The spin response functions for the electronic and nuclear spins in a cubic antiferromagnet are obtained in the random-phase approximation. These response functions are then used to investigate the coupled electronic-spin-nuclear-spin-phonon system. Predicted changes in phonon velocity and attenuation in RbMnF3 due to interaction with electronic and nuclear spin waves are obtained. Some of these predictions agree with previous experiments and theory, and others can be checked by further experiments.