14 May 2026
Controlling dynamic magnetic behavior and hysteresis in defective molecular nanoribbons AFeIIFeIII(C2O4)3 under oscillating magnetic fieldsPublisher sitePhysica B Condensed Matter, Magnetism in coordination complexes
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R. Ahl
Laamara
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Mohammed V University
Morocco
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