“Itinerant ferromagnetism is actually one of the hardest problems ... What remains is a vacancy called a hole. An adjacent electron can slide over into the hole, leaving behind another vacancy.

“Itinerant ferromagnetism is actually one of the hardest ... An adjacent electron can slide over into the hole, leaving behind another vacancy. Another electron can scoot over into the new ...

A research team has succeeded in inducing ferromagnetism, a key property of conventional magnets, in pure vanadium oxide, a compound not previously recognized for such magnetic behavior.

Ferromagnetism exhibiting spontaneous spin alignment is a fairly rare behaviour, but once materialized is often associated with itinerant electrons in metals. Here we predict and rationalize ...

Especially rare are the ones closer to an insulator than to a metal. The recent discovery of ferromagnetism in semiconducting materials has been limited to a handful of mostly chromium-based ...

The most commonly known form of magnetism – the kind that sticks stuff to your fridge – is what’s called ferromagnetism, which arises when the spins of all the electrons in a material point ...

In our work, we have made a breakthrough by growing an iron-doped semiconductor which shows ferromagnetism up to room temperature for the first time in semiconductors that have good compatibility ...

As described in the CHEM journal this pure organic material exhibits ferromagnetism from pure p-TCNQ without any metal contamination. This breakthrough has been led by by Professor Jong-Beom Baek ...

A team of researchers led by David Goldhaber-Gordon of Stanford University has now found unambiguous evidence of ferromagnetism – as the giant anomalous Hall (AH) effect – in TBG when its flat ...

For the first time, MIT scientists have observed ferromagnetism in an atomic gas, addressing the decades-old question of whether gases could show properties similar to a magnet made of iron or nickel.