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Chiral Geometric Qubit in a Frustrated Molecular Spin Triangle
Spin frustration in antiferromagnetically coupled triangles creates states distinguished by chirality, offering a molecular route to encoded quantum operations. Here, we show how scalar chirality and geometric phases arise in the ground doublet of a spin-$1/2$ triangle. A Dzyaloshinskii--Moriya (DM)
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