ほぼ理想的な1次元S = 5/2 抗鉄磁石FeF3 (4,4'-bpy) (4,4'-bpy =4,4'-bipyridyl) で,強い鎖内相互作用がある

Hongcheng Lu1, Takafumi Yamamoto1, Wataru Yoshimune1

  • 1†Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, Nishikyo, Kyoto 615-8510, Japan.

まとめ

この研究では,新しいほぼ理想的な1次元 (1D) 反鉄磁石,FeF3 ((4,4'-bpy) を S=5/2 鎖で導入した. 超弱な連鎖相互作用は長距離の秩序を抑制し,1次元磁気系における 異質な量子現象の観測を可能にします

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