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Interacting nanoparticle systems

III. Strongly Interacting Nanoparticle Systems-A. Spin Glasses... [Pg.191]

Because of the long-range and reduced symmetry of the dipole-dipole interaction, analytical methods such as the thermodynamic perturbation theory presented in Section II.B.l. will be applicable only for weak interaction. Numerical simulation techniques are therefore indispensable for the study of interacting nanoparticle systems, beyond the weak coupling regime. [Pg.214]

III. STRONGLY INTERACTING NANOPARTICLE SYSTEMS— SPIN-GLASS-LIKE BEHAVIOR... [Pg.214]


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