Orbital-selective behavior in Y5Mo2O12 and (Cd,Zn)V2O4
arXiv:1411.4147 · doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2014.10.150
Abstract
We present two examples of the real materials, which show orbital-selective behavior. In both compounds a part of the electrons is localized on the molecular orbitals, which lead to a significant reduction of the magnetic moment on the transition metal ion.
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