Abstract
The anomalous decrease of the longitudinal sound velocity down to zero in ferromagnets is theoretically predicted. This phenomenon takes place at the point of magnetic first-order phase transition. The dispersion law of longitudinal sound has a cubic dependence. Such behaviour is caused by interaction between sound and relaxational oscillations of magnetization.
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