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Magnetic phases to order

Nature volume 400, pages 405–406 (1999)Cite this article

Condensed-matter physics met chemistry head-on at a workshop in Russia earlier this month Footnote 1, where an impressive array of experimental and theoretical evidence showed that phase separations occur over a variety of length scales, and that the various states of matter that arise can be both physically and chemically tuned.

*International Workshop on Spin, Charge and Orbital Ordering in Complex Magnetic Oxides, Dubna, Russia, 1-3 July 1999.

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Figure 1: Long-range and short-range order may be significantly varied in the (La1-yPry)1-xAxMnO3 system by chemical and physical means.

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  1. *International Workshop on Spin, Charge and Orbital Ordering in Complex Magnetic Oxides, Dubna, Russia, 1-3 July 1999.

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