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For questions about "spin angular momentum", spin states, and anything else having to do with spin.
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How to interpret spin density isosurface figures?
This figure basically tells you the probability that you can find spin-up and spin-down electrons. … If I assume the yellow color represents the spin-up electrons, then the blue color (seems like cyan) will represent spin-down electrons. …
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Spin considerations for the bandgap and optical excitations
Interestingly, you will meet some materials in which the spin-up channel is metallic whereas the spin-down channel is a semiconductor. … This is an important consequence of spin-involved band structure.
Are there any driving forces that prevent an excitation from spin up to spin down for example? …
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