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Magnetic Susceptibility in the Impure One-Dimensional Heisenberg Antiferromagnet with Spin-1/2 [PDF]
Y. Tsuchida, Akihide Oguchi
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A library of polynuclear complexes involving the ditopic [4’‐(4’’’‐pyridyl‐N‐oxide)‐1,2’:6’1’’‐bis‐(pyrazolyl)pyridine] ligand was designed from the Ln(β‐diketonate)3(H2O)n building blocks. Both ionic radii size of the lanthanide and the bulkiness of the β‐diketonate allowed the control of the final molecular architectures while the second factor ...
Haiet Douib+5 more
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Abstract Ca14FeAs11 is the first iron‐containing representative of the Ca14AlSb11 structure type and the first compound with isolated FeAs4 tetrahedra. It can be regarded as a salt‐like compound containing isolated [FeAs4]9− tetrahedra, linear [As3]7− units, isolated As3− anions and Ca2+ cations and thus is a borderline compound between binary Fe−As ...
Andrea V. Hoffmann+2 more
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Dynamics of an Antiferromagnet at Low Temperatures: Spin-Wave Damping and Hydrodynamics
A. B. Harris+3 more
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This review outlines a systematic summary of the recent development of transition metal molybdates (AMoO4 where A = Ni, Co, Mn, Fe, and Zn) based materials for energy storage devices. The advanced tools such as density functional theory (DFT) and machine learning analysis are provided to establish the relationship between materials and electrochemical ...
Digambar S. Sawant+3 more
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Crystal Structure and Magnetism of Fe1−xTe (x=0.31)
Abstract Reaction of iron‐tellurium mixtures in the composition range from Fe0.41Te0.59 to Fe0.43Te0.57 followed by quenching to ambient temperature yields the high‐temperature δ phase Fe1−xTe (0.25
Yurii Prots+7 more
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Field-Induced Dispersion in the Amorphous Antiferromagnet. [PDF]
N. W. Carlson+3 more
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Extensive Investigation of High‐Pressure Tungsten Dioxide β‐WO2
Abstract Red single crystals of β‐WO2 were synthesized under high‐pressure/high‐temperature conditions of 13.1 GPa and 1693 K in a Walker‐type multianvil apparatus. β‐WO2 crystallizes in the space group Pnma (Z=12) with the lattice parameters a=9.7878(5), b=8.4669(4), c=4.7980(2) Å, and V=397.62(3) Å3.
Raimund Ziegler+6 more
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