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Magnetic structure and properties of GeNi2O4.Structure magnétique et propriétés magnétiques de GeNi2O 4

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Epitaxial stabilization of thin films of the frustrated Ge-based spinels

Magnetic field induced phase transition in spinel GeNi2O4

Discovery of a new type of magnetic order on pyrochlore spinels

Field-driven magnetostructural transitions in GeCo2O4

Magnetic-Field-Induced Transitions in Spinel GeCo2O4

Functional Oxides

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Specific heat and magnetic susceptibility of the spinelsGeNi2O4andGeCo2O4

Magnetism in theS=1frustrated antiferromagnetGeNi2O4studied using implanted muons

Magnetic frustration in the spinel compoundsGeCo2O4andGeNi2O4

Crystal growth of Germanium-based oxide spinels by the Float Zone Method

Magnetic frustration in the spinel compounds GeNi2O4 and GeCo2O4

Heat capacities, third-law entropies and thermodynamic functions of the geometrically frustrated antiferromagnetic spinels GeCo2O4 and GeNi2O4 from T=(0 to 400) K

Study of competitive magnetic interactions in the spinel compounds GeNi2O4, GeCo2O4

Field-induced Magnetic Anisotropy of Single-Crystal GeNi2O4

Structure and properties of the integer-spin frustrated antiferromagnetGeNi2O4

Structure and Magnetism in λ-MnO2. Geometric Frustration in a Defect Spinel

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Key Elements: Ge, Sn, Pb

Low-temperature properties of Ga0.5Mo2S4

Magnetic phase diagram of spinel spin-glasses

Mössbauer study of Fe2+ ions in trigonal sites of spinels: GeFe2O4, GeCo2O4, GeNi2O4

References for III/7

Preparation and properties of several indium thiospinels

Comment on the magnetic properties of several indium thiospinels

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Part B

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Part B

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Diffraction des neutrons polarises sur les composes magnetiques a structure non collineaire

Etude par l'effet mössbauer de l'aimantation spontanee des deux sous-reseaux de fer dans le ferrite NiFe2O4

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Exchange Interactions in Ferromagnetic Chromium Chalcogenide Spinels

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The magnetic structure of spinels containing paramagnetic octahedral cations but diamagnetic tetrahedral cations

Magnetic structure and properties of GeNi₂O₄.
Structure magnétique et propriétés magnétiques de GeNi2O 4