Abstract
The critical concentration for a dilute Heisenberg ferromagnet is determined by finding the concentration for which the ferromagnetic ground state is unstable with respect to the formation of long-wavelength spin waves. An upper bound to the spin-wave energies is determined using a variational procedure and this is used to obtain a lower bound on the critical concentration. This result is considerably higher than the corresponding Ising result.
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