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antiferromagnetic

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Adj.1.antiferromagnetic - relating to antiferromagnetism


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One is ferromagnetic (F-type magnetic structure), the other two are both antiferromagnetic but one is charge ordered (CE-type), with distinct M[n.
Multidataset refinement resonant diffraction, and magnetic structures by Attfield, J. Paul / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The latter is an antiferromagnetic material, meaning that neighboring atoms tend to align their magnetic orientations in opposite directions.
Memory enhancers: researchers explore future possibilities for dense ... by Gorman, Jessica / Science News
In the process, an exchange spring develops that connects the moving ferromagnetic and the stationary antiferromagnetic domain walls.
Domain walls in AF/FM magnetic bilayers. (News Briefs) by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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