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Neutron scattering reveals easy and complete switching between planar and axial spins upon doping with Li in antiferromagnetic MnTe. Easy control of the spin orientation is a crucial step towards increasing functionalities and developing easy
Neutron scattering reveals easy and complete switching between planar and axial spins upon doping with Li in antiferromagnetic MnTe. Easy control of the spin orientation is a crucial step towards increasing functionalities and developing easy
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