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Mitigating Raman relaxation for high-temperature single-molecule magnets
Previous studies on how to prolong the relaxation times of single-molecule magnets (SMMs) focus on mitigating the quantum tunneling effect. However, recent progress shows that Raman relaxation is more critical. Yet, the study of the Raman process turns out to be a barren zone for molecular systems and requires further exploration.
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