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Researchers have identified a specific structural dimension in quasicrystals that more reliably predicts magnetic states than electron concentration, offering a practical framework for discovering materials with unconventional quantum properties. This finding provides a systematic method for exploring how atomic lattice sizes influence collective behavior, potentially accelerating the search for new quantum materials.
Scientists Find Structural Guide to Unusual Magnetism in Quantum Materials

Insider Brief Researchers in Japan have identified a structural measurement that could help scientists predict magnetic behavior in complex alloys, offering a more reliable way to search for materials with unusual quantum properties. The finding gives researchers studying quasicrystals and related materials a practical guide to selecting compounds for further investigation. These materials have intricate […]
Researchers in Japan found that a crystal’s structural dimensions classified magnetic states more consistently than electron concentration across a family of complex alloys. The compounds exhibited distinct magnetic states at different lattice sizes, providing a guide for designing materials with targeted magnetic properties. The findings could help quantum researchers systematically explore unconventional magnetism and investigate how atomic structure influences collective behavior. Image: A Tsai-type cluster consists of…
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