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Spinhenge@home uses the inactive processor resources of your computer and when the screensaver is active, instead of the usual display, one of our graphics will be displayed. With your participation you will actively support the research of nano-magnetic molecules. In the future these molecules will be used in localised tumor chemotherapy and to develop tiny memory-modules.


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December 26, 2009
The forum will be offline until tomorrow because of some updates.

December 24, 2009
Wir wünschen allen Teilnehmern und ihren Familien schönes Weihnachten und ein gutes Jahr 2010. Vielen Dank für die großartige Unterstüzung in 2009.
We wish all participants and their families a Merry Christmas and a good 2010. Thanks for the great support in 2009.

August 26, 2009
Some update of the very long term of the Fe30 series and others:
The first basic question behind these (enormous!!!) calculations is whether these molecule exhibits so-called spin glass behaviour or not and what is the origin of that. Spin glasses are still a very hot topic in general physics but until now it has been only observed in large three dimensional bulk systems. If Fe30 would show spin glass behaviour we would have the first ZERO dimensional spin glass (just 30 spins on a sphere!) in history! The second basic question addresses the stability of the chemical synthesis process of Fe30: To what extend is the synthesis process stable, i.e. produces exactly the same kind of structure in each run? Until know it has been stated that there is no variation at all. However, a couple of month ago a group of chemists has presented a different kind of Fe30. Regarding applications we just got a grant from the German Research Foundation in Bielefeld where on of the scopes is to put these molecules on surfaces and study the modified magnetism. Here we hope to find some interesting effect . however, nobody can tell yet! After that project we have plans for several different projects. We have created a new client which will be released soon for so-called Quantum Monte Carlo calculations. With these calculations we can study quantum effects in the molecules in great detail (please be patient for further details soon!). Another project in our pipeline deals with the extension of the client in order to calculate dynamical response functions. These properties start to become important in the magnetic molecule community in order to study dynamical effects, i.e. the reaction of a molecule to a time varying magnet field. Such effects can answer many basic questions but also can help to answer the question for the usefulness of a special molecule for magnetic memory devices.

June 26, 2009
We will not be offline this weekend. The work on electrical installation were finished over this week. Have a sunny weekend.

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