A single molecule constitutes the ultimate nanometer-scale object through which electronic
transport can take place. Being so small, molecules share many characteristics with atoms …

Strong electric and magnetic fields tend to have opposite effects on the formation and
structure of molecules. Strong electric fields always tend to separate the oppositely charged …

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A multi–high-frequency electron paramagnetic resonance method is used to probe the
magnetic excitations of a dimer of single-molecule magnets. The measured spectra display …

The notion of programmable matter is often attributed to computer scientists Tommaso Toffoli
and Norman Margolus, who speculated in 1991 about a collection of tiny computational …

Magnetic anisotropy allows magnets to maintain their direction of magnetization over time.
Using a scanning tunneling microscope to observe spin excitations, we determined the …

Various present and future specialized applications of magnets require monodisperse, small
magnetic particles, and the discovery of molecules that can function as nanoscale magnets …

Designing systems with large magnetic anisotropy is critical to realize nanoscopic magnets.
Thus far, the magnetic anisotropy energy per atom in single-molecule magnets and …

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