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Itai Bab,Carmit Hajbi-Yonissi,Yankel Gabet,Ralph Müllercritical temperature. During the last two decades there is an increasing interest in the synthesis and investigation of this type of complexes as shown by a growing number of publications and review articles (see for example [1, 2]). As a class, molecule-based magnets possess many properties of orga

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Itai Bab,Carmit Hajbi-Yonissi,Yankel Gabet,Ralph Mülleric liquid crystals. In Sect. 5.1.2 the two order parameters of ferroelectric smectic C* (Sm C*) liquid crystals will be introduced, which are the tilt of long axes of molecules from the normal to the smectic layers and the in-plane electric polarization, that corresponds to the ordering of molecules

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ch allow for fundamental treatment. On the other hand they can reveal a reach variety of behavior, particularly when they interact magnetically. The compounds described here contain ferromagnetically inner coupled trimers, what makes them exceptionally attractive, because trimers with antiferromagne

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Itai Bab,Carmit Hajbi-Yonissi,Yankel Gabet,Ralph Müllerular solids and dephasing of optical transitions in solids and glasses, all at low temperatures. In the next section, we will review the standard theory based on the weak coupling approximation (Redfield theory), and apply a number of simple microscopic models to discuss the dynamics and temperature

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