When interactions between magnetic degrees of freedom in a lattice are incompatible with the underlying crystal geometry, exotic phenomena such as spin ice and spin liquid phases can emerge.

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Moessner et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

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1Strongly Geometrically Frustrated Magnets1994 · 1,671 citations
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