‘Magic’ magnet, previously thought not to exist: Scientific research

science The grains eventually formed new types Magnet has proved its existence, earlier it was believed that such a magnet could not exist.

The team that discovered this magnet says that the new type of magnet has a higher capacity Electronic Can be used to develop tools. The new state of magnetism is called remagnetization.

After ferromagnets and antiferromagnets in kitchen refrigerators, alter magnets form the third branch of magnetism. Ferro and antiferromagnets were first identified in the 1930s by the French physicist Louis L.

Experimental evidence of alter magnetism was developed in collaboration with scientists at the Swiss Light Source (SLS) (a fast light generator) at the Czech Academy of Sciences and the Paul Scherer Institute in Switzerland.

Alter magnetism was first proposed in 2019 by a team from the Institute of Physics in the Czech Republic and the University of Mainz in Germany. This type of magnetism may actually have existed in the first existing objects.

‘This is the magic of the alter magnet,’ says Tomas Jungworth, professor at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, who led the research.

‘Something that people thought was impossible until recent optical predictions were made is actually possible and is not something that can only be found in a few types of invisible materials. It is found in many crystals that people simply have in their drawers. In this sense, now that we have released it, many people around the world will be able to work on it. In this way, potential with far-reaching effects will be available.

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The researchers believe the discovery will improve our understanding of matter, including paving the way for the development of advanced computers and electronic devices. The discovery could revolutionize the developing field of spintronics.

Spintronics has the potential to revolutionize computing because it harnesses the charged electrons found in electronics and exploits the electrons’ spin state to transmit information.

The research is detailed in a study titled ‘Altermagnetic Lifting of Kramer’s Spin Dijon Race’ published on February 14 in the scientific journal Nature.

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