Ising Antiferromagnet
An Ising Antiferromagnet is a theoretical model in statistical mechanics belonging to the class of spin systems, distinguished by its assignment of antiparallel spin alignment preferences on a lattice with nearest-neighbor interactions governed by the Ising Hamiltonian with negative exchange coupling.
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Antiferromagnetism. The Triangular Ising Net
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