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Rare-earth Bilayer Triangular Lattice as a Platform for Tunable Ground States and Field-induced Magnetic Phases
Rare-earth bilayer triangular lattice (TL) antiferromagnets provide a versatile platform for realizing diverse magnetic states by combining geometric frustration, interlayer coupling, and strong single-ion anisotropy. Here, we report a family of R2O2Se (R = Sm, Eu, Tb-Lu; ROSe) single crystals featu
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