Surface Exchange Interactions is a physical phenomenon in condensed matter physics that refers to the quantum mechanical coupling between localized magnetic moments at the surface of a material, distinguished from bulk exchange interactions by its dependence on reduced coordination, symmetry breaking, and enhanced relativistic effects inherent to surface atoms.
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Emergent phenomena induced by spin–orbit coupling at surfaces and interfaces
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