Scanning Probe Microscopy: Move an Atom and Watch Its Spin Flip
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Abstract
It is now possible to write and read magnetic information at the atomic scale by manipulating and imaging atoms on a magnetic template with a spin-polarized scanning tunnelling microscope.
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