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Published November 16, 2009 First-principles calculations explore how magnetic interactions impede the formation of atomically thin wires. |
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Physics 2, 75 (2009) – Published September 14, 2009 Magnetism Nanophysics Spintronics A microscopic study of magnetic nanoislands on a surface challenges the widely held view that all atoms in a relaxing nanoparticle flip their spins in unison. |
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Published March 16, 2009 An advance in magnetic resonance force microscopy enhances its chemical sensitivity and opens up the possibility of identifying different organic substances at the nanoscale. |
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Physics 1, 17 (2008) – Published September 2, 2008 Most applications based on magnetism are incompatible with domain walls, which interrupt a homogeneous magnetization. Scientists are turning this view around as they discover new ways to use an electric current to manipulate and store information in nanoscale domain walls. |
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