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Theoretical investigations of magnetic properties of MRI contrast agents and carbon nanostructures
The phenomenon of magnetism is one of the key components of today's technological progress. Magnetic interactions and magnetic materials are essential for the scientific disciplines of physics, chemistry and biology, making this subject truly multidisciplinary. This thesis is devoted to magnetic pro
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