Macroscopic quantum effects generated by the acoustic wave in a molecular magnet

Abstract

We have shown that the size of the magnetization step due to resonant spin tunneling in a molecular magnet can be strongly affected by sound. The transverse acoustic wave can also generate macroscopic quantum beats of the magnetization during the field sweep.

4 pages, 6 figures

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