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Probing magnetic interactions in real space via magnetic pair distribution function analysis
Determining magnetic exchange interactions is vital for understanding the magnetic behavior of materials. The standard method for exchange interaction determination involves performing inelastic neutron scattering experiments on single crystals to measure spin wave dispersions from a long-range-orde
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