Search for dissertations about: "low-dimensional magnetism"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words low-dimensional magnetism.
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1. Magnetic frustration and low-dimensional magnetism : in transition metal fluorophosphates and square-lattice intermetallic compounds
Abstract : Solids can display a variety of vastly different magnetic properties. Besides the generally well known ferromagnets, antiferromagnets with their antiparallel arrangements of magnetic moments can exhibit a wide range of complex magnetic behavior such as magnetic frustration or low-dimensional antiferromagnetism. READ MORE
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2. Trends in Magnetism : From Strong Correlations to “-onics” Technology
Abstract : Despite of enormous progress in experimental nanophysics theoretical studies of low-dimensional electron systems still remains a challenging task. Indeed, most of the structures are strongly correlated, so that an effective perturbative treatment is impossible due to the lack of a small parameter. READ MORE
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3. Computational studies on 2D and 3D amorphous solids : Investigation of structure-property relationship
Abstract : Amorphous materials represent a large and diverse family, with many questions still remaining unanswered regarding their structure-property relationship. The structural complexity of these materials poses challenges for simulations in contrast to crystalline materials where density functional theory (DFT) can be used easily by exploiting the translation symmetry. READ MORE
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4. Electronic Transport in Materials
Abstract : Transport properties within the Boltzmann transport equation for metallic multi-layer structures as well as bulk materials, were the prime topic of this work. Ab initio total energy calculations for Hydrogen loaded metallic multi-layers were performed in order to shed some light onto problem of H depleted layers at the interfaces that have been experimentally observed. READ MORE
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5. Growth and Magnetic Properties of Fe- and FeNi-based Thin Films and Multilayers
Abstract : This thesis concerns the growth and magnetic properties of thin films and multilayers. The samples were grown by magnetron sputtering, and characterized structurally mainly by x-ray diffraction and reflectivity. READ MORE