Z. Fadil , Chaitany Jayprakash Raorane , Steve Karam , A. Samih , Seong Cheol Kim , E. Salmani , Abdulrahman A. Alsayyari , Khaled H. Mahmoud
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Abstract
This study used Monte Carlo simulations to delve into the magnetic features of fullerene C60 and graphene nanostructures. Fullerene exhibits a higher blocking temperature (TB) under an external magnetic field (H), indicating increased sensitivity to magnetic ordering at higher temperatures. In contrast, graphene demonstrates a distinct behavioral reversal when H was absent. Both nanostructures exhibit progressive transitions from ferromagnetic to superparamagnetic behavior, with delayed shifts influenced by linear (J) and biquadratic (K) coupling. Fullerene’s flexibility suggests applications in adjustable magnetic systems, while graphene’s stability makes it suitable for high-frequency uses and stable electronics.
本研究利用蒙特卡罗模拟深入研究了富勒烯 C60 和石墨烯纳米结构的磁性特征。富勒烯在外部磁场(H)作用下表现出较高的阻滞温度(TB),表明在较高温度下对磁有序的敏感性增加。相比之下,石墨烯在没有 H 的情况下表现出明显的行为逆转。这两种纳米结构都表现出从铁磁性到超顺磁性的渐进转变,延迟转变受到线性(J)和双四边形(K)耦合的影响。富勒烯的灵活性使其适用于可调磁性系统,而石墨烯的稳定性使其适用于高频应用和稳定的电子器件。
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