2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmmm.2020.167306
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Dynamic magnetic properties of a double-layer core–shell graphene nanoisland in an oscillating magnetic field

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“…On the contrary, a relatively large ω means that a short period applies to the present system, weakening the influence of the oscillating magnetic field on the system and making the system keep order longer, so the TB becomes higher. The similar phenomenon is also shown in the study about nano-graphene bilayer [28], two-dimensional square lattice [32], and double-layer cor-shell graphene nanoisland [52]. Next, turn our attention to Fig.…”
Section: Dynamic Order Parameter Susceptibility Internal Energy Ansupporting
confidence: 74%
“…On the contrary, a relatively large ω means that a short period applies to the present system, weakening the influence of the oscillating magnetic field on the system and making the system keep order longer, so the TB becomes higher. The similar phenomenon is also shown in the study about nano-graphene bilayer [28], two-dimensional square lattice [32], and double-layer cor-shell graphene nanoisland [52]. Next, turn our attention to Fig.…”
Section: Dynamic Order Parameter Susceptibility Internal Energy Ansupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Some examples are as follows: nanostructures such as nanographene layers alternated with spins 1/2, 3/2, and 5/2 that have compensation points in the presence of an external magnetic field, [ 7,8 ] cluster dendrimers (CD) of core/shell (CDCS) with the (3/2‐2) spin mixture, and a mixed spin‐(2‐3/2) Heisenberg single‐walled nanotube superlattice, [ 9,10 ] Ising nanoribbons, [ 11 ] Ising nanocubes, [ 12 ] Ising nanowires, [ 13,14 ] and nanoislands. [ 15 ] The dynamical behavior of these mixed Ising structures in the presence of oscillating magnetic fields has been the object of many recent studies, particularly the dynamical hysteresis loops [ 16–18 ] and the dynamical compensation temperatures. [ 19–21 ] Combinations of half‐integer Ising models have been useful to characterize and model some crystal lattices.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, we found that the system exhibits rather simple DPDs compared with the Hamiltonian of the system that contains bilinear, biquadratic, and crystal‐field interactions on a square lattice. [ 39,40,44,45 ] Recently, Wu et al [ 50 ] reported more simple DPDs that were obtained in investigating the dynamic magnetic features of a double‐layer core–shell graphene structure. They stated that the simple DPDs may be due to the bias magnetic field that plays in the dominant role in the DPT.…”
Section: Numerical Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For examples, various dynamic properties of the model, such as DPTs, DPDs, dynamic hysteresis, and compensations behaviors of the model on a square lattice, [ 43–46 ] bilayer square lattice, [ 47 ] a layered honeycomb lattice, [ 48 ] a hexagonal lattice, [ 49 ] and different lattice structures, have been investigated within the DMFA [ 37,40–43 ] and the path probability method (PPM). [ 45,46 ] Wu et al [ 50 ] studied the mixed‐spin (2, 5/2) IFS in a time‐dependent magnetic field to investigate the dynamic magnetic features of a double‐layer core–shell graphene nanoisland within the dynamic MCS. Finally, these explanations and ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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