Bibliothèque de L'IMIST/CNRST

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Editors Preface -- Foreword -- 1. Localized Spins Exchange-coupled with Itinerant Electrons in Organic & pgr;-electronic System (T. Sugawara and M.M. Matsushita) -- 2. Magneto-structural Correlations in @pgr;-Conjugated Nitroxide-based Radicals: Hydrogen-bonds and Related Interactions in Molecular Organic Solids (P.M. Lahti) -- 3. Persistent High-spin Organic Polyradicals (H. Murata and H. Nishide) -- 4. Verdazyl-based Magnetic Systems (K. Mukai) -- 5. Quantum Spin Magnetism in Nitroxide-based Compounds (Y. Hosokoshi and K. Inoue) -- 6. The Magnetism of & pgr;-Orbitals under Pressure (K. Takeda and M. Mito) -- 7. Spin Density Distribution and Interaction Mechanisms in Thiazyl-based Magnets (J. Campo, J. Luz̤n, F. Palacio, and J. Rawson) -- 8. Magnetic Bistability in Molecule-based Magnetic Materials (K. Awaga, W. Fujita, T. Tanaka, H. Matsuzaki, and H. Okamoto) -- 9. The Nature of Effective Exchange Interaction (K. Yamaguchi, S. Yamanaka, and Y. Kitagawa) -- 10. Magnetism of Fullerene Charge-transfer Complexes (A. Omerzu and M. Tokumoto) -- 11. Diamagnetism of Diamond and Graphite (A.V. Nikolaev and B. Verberck) -- 12. Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Nanographites (K. Wakabayashi) -- 13. Flat-band Ferromagnetism in Organic Crystals (K. Kusakabe) -- 14. Magnetism in Nanometer-scale Materials that Contain No Magnetic Elements (A. Oshiyama and S. Okada) -- 15. Interactions and Disorder in 2D Graphite Sheets (F. Guinea, M.P. L̤pez-Sancho, and M.A.H. Vozmediano) -- 16. The Magnetic Nature of Intrinsic and Irradiation-induced Defects in Carbon Systems (P.O. Lehtinen, A.V. Krasheninnikov, A.S. Foster, and R.M. Nieminen) -- 17. Unconventional Magnetic Properties of Nanographite (T. Enoki and K. Takai) -- 18. Ferromagnetic and Superconducting Instabilities in Graphite (Y. Kopelevich, S. Moehlecke, and R.R. da Silva) -- 19. Induced Magnetic Order by Ion Irradiation of Carbon-based Structures (P. Esquinazi, R. H̲hne, K.-H. Han, D. Spemann, A. Setzer, M. Diaconu, H. Schmidt, and T. Butz) -- 20. Magnetic Properties of Novel Carbon Allotropes (A.V. Rode, A.G. Christy, E.G. Gamaly, S.T. Hyde, and B. Luther-Davies) -- 21. McConnel Model for the Magnetism of C60-based Polymers (A.N. Andriotis, M. Menon, R.M. Sheetz, and E. Richter) -- 22. The Mechanism of the Magnetic Interaction in Polymeric-C60- Fullerenes (J. Ribas-Arįo and J.J. Novoa) -- 23. Ferromagnetism in Defective Polymerised C60- (J.A. Chan, B. Montanari, and N.M. Harrison) -- 24. Ferromagnetic Carbonaceous Compounds (T.L. Makarova) -- Subject Index.

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