2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00339-018-2157-5
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The mixed spin-(1,3/2) Ising nanowire with core/inter-shell/outer-shell morphology

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“…2. It is essential to highlight that sublattice magnetization undergoes a first-order phase transition, achieving zero or a different value [14,25]. The sublattice magnetization can quickly altered that it does go to zero when the system transitions between two phases, separating the ferrimagnetic or antiferromagnetic phase from the paramagnetic phase.…”
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“…2. It is essential to highlight that sublattice magnetization undergoes a first-order phase transition, achieving zero or a different value [14,25]. The sublattice magnetization can quickly altered that it does go to zero when the system transitions between two phases, separating the ferrimagnetic or antiferromagnetic phase from the paramagnetic phase.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notably, in the case of ferrimagnetic materials, distinct indications of sublattice magnetizations are observed, and a point of compensation exists where the total longitudinal magnetization is precisely zero. The aggregate magnetization of the Ising model on a two-dimensional decorated triangular lattice (z=6; z is the number of nearest neighbours of the sublattice) is [13,14],…”
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“…The magnetic properties of the spin-1 and spin 3/2 nanotube has been determined within the Monte Carlo simulation [20] and quantum simulation treatment [21]. The same model on the nanowire geometry has been investigated by Monte Carlo simulation [22]. Spin (1/2-3/2) model on nanotube geometry has been investigated within the effective field theory [23] and on a nanowire geometry by Monte Carlo simulation [24,25].…”
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“…The magnetic properties of the spin-1 and spin 3/2 nanotube has been determined within the Monte Carlo simulation [20] and quantum simulation treatment [21]. The same model on the nanowire geometry has been investigated by Monte Carlo simulation [22]. Spin (1/2-3/2) model on nanotube geometry has been investigated within the effective field theory [23] and on a nanowire geometry by Monte Carlo simulation [24,25].…”
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