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Magnetoelectric effect in a hydrogen molecule

Jean-Philippe Ansermet, François Reuse, Klaus Maschke
2014
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Abstract

The symmetry breaking due to a magnetic field applied on a hydrogen molecule H2 generates an electric polarization. This magnetoelectric effect occurs for electrons in a triplet state provided the magnetic induction field is not aligned with the symmetry axis of the molecule.

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