This phenomenon is often found in cuprates and other high temperature superconductors, and in transition metal halides and oxides.
This phenomenon is often found in cuprates and other high temperature superconductors, and in transition metal halides and oxides. It occurs in materials where two sublattices acquire opposite spins. Chromium exhibits this behavior below the Néel point, transitioning to paramagnetism above. FTP, name this phenomenon in which adjacent magnetic domains are ordered but antiparallel, opposite in behavior to permanent magnets.
This phenomenon is often found in cuprates and other high temperature superconductors, and in transition metal halides and oxides.
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