Electronic and spin structures of open-shell molecules and clusters were investigated as possible building blocks for the construction of one- and two-dimensional quantum spin alignment systems which exhibited several characteristic quantum properties of strongly correlated electron systems: high-Tc superconductivity, quantum spin coherence, entanglement, etc. Ab initio calculations were performed to elucidate effective exchange integrals (J) for 3d transition metal oxides, providing the J-model for high-Tc superconductivity. Theoretical investigations such as Monte Carlo simulation, molecular mechanics and quantum mechanical calculations were performed to elucidate effective chemical procedures for through-bond alignments of open-shell transition metal ions by organometallic conjugation and through-space confinements of molecular spins such as molecular oxygen by molecular confinement materials. Theoretical simulations have elucidated the importance of appropriate confinement materials for alignments of molecular spins desired for quantum coherence and quantum sensing. Equivalent transformations among coherent states of superconductors, trapped ion, neutral atom, molecular spin, molecular exciton, etc., are also discussed on theoretical and conceptual grounds such as quantum entanglement and decoherence.
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