Can large magnetic anisotropy and high spin really coexist?

Eliseo Ruiz; Jordi Cirera; Joan Cano; Santiago Alvarez; Claudia Loose; Jens Kortus

doi:10.1039/B714715E

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Can large magnetic anisotropy and high spin really coexist?

Eliseo Ruiz , Jordi Cirera , Joan Cano , Santiago Alvarez , Claudia Loose and Jens Kortus

Chem. Commun., 2008, 52-54

DOI: 10.1039/B714715E
Received 24 Sep 2007, Accepted 26 Oct 2007
First published on the web 07 Nov 2007

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This theoretical study discusses the interplay of the magnetic anisotropy and magnetic exchange interaction of two Mn₆ complexes and suggests that large magnetic anisotropy is not favoured by a high spin state of the ground state.

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Jordi Cirera
Joan Cano
Santiago Alvarez
Claudia Loose
Jens Kortus

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