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Optical Heisenberg antiferromagnetic electroosmotic magnetic torque microscale

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In this article, we present Heisenberg antiferromagnetic \(\tau _{\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) },\) \(\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) },\) \(\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{s}\right) }\) magnetic \(\mathbf {t-}\)torque phase microscales with Heisenberg antiferromagnetic \(\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) ,\) \(\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) ,\) \(\phi \left( \textbf{s}\right) \) in spherical Heisenberg space. Then, we present Heisenberg electroosmotic \(\tau _{\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{s}\right) }\) magnetic \( \mathbf {t-}\)torque density with Heisenberg antiferromagnetic \(\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) ,\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) ,\phi \left( \textbf{s}\right) \). Thus, we obtain microfluidic Heisenberg antiferromagnetic \(\tau _{\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{s} \right) }\) magnetic \(\mathbf {t-}\)torque phase microscale in spherical Heisenberg space. Finally, we design Heisenberg microfluidic \(\tau _{\phi \left( \mathbf {\alpha }\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{t}\right) },\tau _{\phi \left( \textbf{s}\right) }\) magnetic \(\mathbf {t-}\)torque phase microscale in spherical Heisenberg space.

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Körpinar, T., Körpinar, Z. Optical Heisenberg antiferromagnetic electroosmotic magnetic torque microscale. Opt Quant Electron 56, 46 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-023-05568-0

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