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Nicola Spaldin

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Professor of Materials Theory at ETH Zürich
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Hubbard dimer physics and the magnetostructural transition in the correlated cluster material Nb 3 Cl 8

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By Alberto Carta, Peter Mlkvik, Fabian Grahlow, Markus Ströbele, H.-Jürgen Meyer, Carl Romao, Nicola Spaldin, Claude Ederer
| Nature Verified
Abstract We present a combined computational and experimental study of Nb3Cl8, a correlated layered material containing Nb trimers, through the lens of competing intra- and intercluster interactions. Different proposed explanations for its magnetostructural transition, such as charge disproportionation, antiferromagnetic quenching, and interlayer singlet formation, are investigated in light of the various reported low-temperature structures.
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The chemistry of magnetoelectric multiferroics

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By Nicola Spaldin
| Nature Verified
Abstract The development of magnetoelectric multiferroic materials, which combine and couple (ferro)magnetism and ferroelectricity in the same material, are discussed from a chemist’s perspective. The chemical challenges that must be overcome to combine (ferro)magnetism and ferroelectricity are highlighted and the developments in crystal chemistry that have enabled identification of new multiferroics are outlined.
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[2511.07284] Oxygen vacancies in vanadium dioxide: A DFT$+V$ study

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By Peter Mlkvik, Nicola Spaldin, Claude Ederer
| arxiv.org
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