Magnetism and Correlations in Nanomaterials
A special issue of Magnetism (ISSN 2673-8724).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2025 | Viewed by 282
Special Issue Editors
Interests: modeling of magnetization and coupled magnetization-lattice dynamics; quasiparticle dynamics; magnetocalorics; magnetoelasticity and magnetostriction; quasiparticle formation and stability; magnetization dynamics in nanomagnets; ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials; multiferroic materials; ultrafast demagnetization; magnon entanglement; energy dissipation; moment of inertia; electronic structure theory; tight binding; ab inito dynamics
Interests: magnetism; data mining; high-performance permanent magnets; ab initio methods; density functional theory
Interests: spintronics; nanomagnetism; electronic structure
Interests: development of theoretical and computational methods for condensed matter physics and magnetism; noncollinear magnetism; itinerant electron systems; thermal stability of magnetic states; large-scale evolution of magnetic states; ab initio atomistic spin dynamics; optimal control of magnetization
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue delves into the intricate interplay between magnetism and electron correlations on the nanoscale, highlighting their profound implications for both fundamental science and technological applications. Magnetism, inherently a result of electron interactions and correlations, manifests uniquely at the nanoscale due to finite size effects, reduced dimensionality, and varied crystal structures. This Special Issue presents research on the synthesis, characterization, and theoretical understanding as well as innovative experimental techniques and advanced computational models that uncover the complex magnetic behavior in 1D and 2D materials, nanoparticles, and molecular nanostructures, showcasing their distinctive magnetic properties compared to bulk materials. Key topics include spin-dependent phenomena, quantum correlations, phase transitions, and the effects of reduced dimensionality on magnetic interactions. The role of electron–electron as well as spin–spin correlations in shaping these properties is emphasized. This Special Issue also examines practical applications and developments in fields such as spintronics, quantum computing, and high-density data storage, but also explores applications in biomedical, chemical, industrial, and societal research fields. By presenting a diverse array of interdisciplinary research, this Special Issue aims to enhance the understanding of magnetic correlations in nanomaterials and inspire new strategies for manipulating magnetic properties at the nanoscale, offering comprehensive insights into current challenges and future directions in nanoscience and nanotechnology.
We look forward to receiving your contributions.
Dr. Danny Thonig
Dr. Alena Vishina
Dr. Ramon Cardias
Dr. Pavel Bessarab
Dr. Debjani Karmakar
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials
- nanomaterials
- correlations
- magnetic quasiparticle
- phase transitions
- spintronics
- magnetic interactions
- interdisciplinary
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