Magnetic Low-Dimensional Structures and Hybrid Materials
A special issue of Magnetism (ISSN 2673-8724).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 September 2022) | Viewed by 2965
Special Issue Editors
Interests: the synthesis of advanced magnetic nanomaterials with nano-manufacturing skills for excellent physical properties (magnetism, superconductivity, semiconductor, microwave absorption); design of ordered organic–inorganic hybrid materials based on magnetism for multifunctional physical properties and their applications
Interests: electronic and lattice vibrational properties in low-dimensional systems, including atomic layers and van der Waals Moiré superlattices; electron–photon and electron–phonon coupling and their significance in spectroscopy; development and applications of computer software to the relevant study
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Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the incorporation of magnetic spins into organic–inorganic hybrid materials with electronic, magnetic and optical properties has aroused a great deal of attention for abundant fundamental physics and multifunctional applications, such as magneto-electric coupling and magneto-optical effect. The underlying magnetism in organic magnetic systems such as molecular magnets, organometallic frameworks, organic–inorganic hybrid magnets and confined low-dimensional magnetic systems of 0D, 1D and 2D nanostructures has been widely studied both theoretically and experimentally. However, there are major challenges for the development of organic magnets with strong magnetic properties (e.g., ferromagnetism or ferrimagnetism) and their magnetic ordering temperatures at or near room temperature. Organic magnetic materials offer the possibility of tuning magnetic properties through synthesis, which is different from conventional metal/alloy/oxide magnets. The study of strategies for the design and synthesis of room-temperature magnetic multifunctional hybrid materials/devices offers great opportunities to both chemists and physicists. These efforts have led to the novel fabrication of low-dimensional magnetic systems as initial building blocks for magnetic hybrid materials and nanocomposite magnets. The study of the interplay between nanostructures/construction modes and physics in these hybrid systems paved the way for the fabrication of multifunctional magnetic/electric/spintronic devices. The aim of this Special Issue is to attract world-leading scientists to present the latest exciting theoretical and experimental results in the field of magnetic hybrid materials/nanostructures/nanocomposites, discussing the underlying physics in different magnetic nanomaterials/systems and unveiling their multifunctional applications. This Special Issue calls for theoretical studies, experimental observations, measurements and development works, as well as potential applications.
Dr. Da Li
Dr. Teng Yang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- low-dimensional magnetic systems
- magnetic nanostructures
- nanocomposite magnets
- magnetic properties
- magnetization
- coercivity
- magnetic ordering temperature
- magnetic application, hybrid magnet
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