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Computational quantum magnetism: Role of noncollinear magnetism
Arthur J. Freeman
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, Kohji Nakamura
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Physics and Astronomy
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Noncollinear Magnetism
100%
Quantum Magnetism
100%
Surface Interface
33%
Magnetic Materials
33%
Science Application
33%
Superlattices
33%
Magnetism
33%
Symmetry Breaking
33%
First-principles
33%
Increasing Complexity
33%
Device Application
33%
Computational Science
33%
Realistic Model
33%
Computing Power
33%
Challenging Issues
33%
Domain Walls
33%
Quantum Spin
33%
Software Code
33%
Magnetic Semiconductors
33%
Magnetization
33%
Full Potential Linearized Augmented Plane Wave
33%
Plane Wave Calculations
33%
Full-potential Linearized Augmented Plane Wave Method
33%
Directional Anisotropy
33%
Exchange Bias
33%
Memory Application
33%
Multiferroics
33%
Interface Magnetism
33%
Non-volatile Memory
33%
Scientific Simulation
33%
Shape Approximation
33%
Metal Overlayers
33%
Magnetic Phenomena
33%
Spin Interface
33%
Material Science
Magnetism
100%
Surface (Surface Science)
33%
Superlattice
16%
Domain Wall
16%
Anisotropy
16%
Transition Metal
16%
Novel Material
16%
Magnetic Semiconductor
16%
Magnetic Material
16%