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Investigations of excitations in topological and correlated magnets using muon-spin spectroscopy and density functional theory
This thesis concerns the use of muon-spin spectroscopy (muSR) in combination with computational methods to investigate the magnetism of a series of materials that display exotic physics in their excitations. These topological and correlated excitations are of significant interest for the bulk and lo
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