English
The magnon dispersion in the field-induced and pressure-induced antiferromagnetically (AF) ordered phase in TlCuCl₃ are studied. In the pressure-induced AF phase, there are two transverse phase (Goldstone) modes and one gapped longitudinal amplitude mode. A magnetic field lifts the degeneracy, and it gives rise to three separated magnon branches in the field-induced AF phase, where the lowest lying mode corresponds to a Goldstone mode. A model consisting of three distinct dimer sublattices is proposed to account for the plateaus which appear in magnetization curves of NH₄CuCl₃.