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Some Size and Quantum Effects in Molecular Nanostructures

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Quantum effects in nanostructured magnetic solid state materials open the new ways for preparing the novel electromagnetic devices with unique characteristics. At the same the electron spin based quantum effects are fully determined of formation and growing properties of molecular clusters of these solid state materials which are united in plane and volume structures also according their quantum (elementary particle interactions) properties.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 721)

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Paata J. Kervalishvili, Manana G. Khachidze

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Magnetic Material, Molecular Nanostructure, Quantum Effect, Quantum Information Technology

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