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A magnon is a quantum of a spin wave.

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A magnon is a quasi-particle used to describe collective excitations of the magnetic order in a material. In condensed matter physics, magnons arise in the context of magnetic systems, particularly in ferromagnets and antiferromagnets. They represent quantized spin waves, which are disturbances in the arrangement of spins (magnetic moments) of electrons in a solid.
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