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Symmetry-induced magnetic fullerene
atomic-and-molecular-clusterschemical-physicscomputational-physicsmaterials-sciencemesoscale-and-nanoscale-physics
Defect-free, charge-neutral, pure-carbon materials are generally viewed as intrinsically non-magnetic. Here we challenge this view by establishing a fundamental principle of symmetry-induced magnetism in pure-carbon fullerene systems through molecular orbital theory. We show that high-order symmetry
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