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Wilkinson, Ryan (2024) Experimental Evidence for a New Type of Magnetism. Physics, 17. doi:10.1103/physics.17.s10

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TitleExperimental Evidence for a New Type of Magnetism
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Year2024 (January 18)Volume17
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In(2024) Physics Vol. 17. American Physical Society (APS)

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