Direct entropy determination and application to artificial spin ice

Paul E. Lammert(Pennsylvania State University), P. Schiffer(Princeton University), D. Garand(Pennsylvania State University), Cristiano Nisoli(Pennsylvania State University), Vincent H. Crespi(Pennsylvania State University), Xianglin Ke(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Jie Li(Pennsylvania State University)
Nature Physics
July 25, 2010
10.1038/nphys1728
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