The Quantum Twist: Scientists Unlock a New Way to Control Electrons
Electrons have a hidden feature — spin — that could revolutionize technology. Magnets can control it, but researchers are now ...
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Using Perovskites for Quantum Sensing and Spin Control
To understand spin, consider electrons orbiting the ... Neodymium has unpaired electrons in its outer orbital, which makes it a good candidate to interact with the exciton's electrons.
A spintronic view of chiral molecules: Physicists verify chiral-induced spin selectivity effect
The role of electrons and their negative charge in electric current is well established. Electrons also exhibit other ...
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Breakthrough in Perovskite Materials Could Advance Quantum Technology
To understand spin, consider electrons orbiting the ... Neodymium has unpaired electrons in its outer orbital, which makes it a good candidate to interact with the exciton's electrons.
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Landau Diamagnetism and the Fermi-Dirac Energy Distribution of the Metallic Electrons in Graphite
IT was discovered by Landau 1 that an electron gas should have, besides its spin paramagnetism, an appreciable diamagnetism due to the quantized orbital motions of the electrons in the magnetic field.