Spinellen
Spinellen is a hypothetical crystalline material discussed in theoretical and speculative literature on spintronics and two-dimensional magnetism. In these accounts, Spinellen is described as a layered ferrimagnetic semiconductor with a tunable bandgap and high spin polarization, properties that are considered favorable for spin-based information processing and nonvolatile memory.
The proposed structure comprises alternating magnetic and nonmagnetic layers arranged in a hexagonal or tetragonal lattice,
Synthesis discussions in the literature typically point to chemical vapor deposition and molecular beam epitaxy as
Potential applications include spin-based memory and logic devices, magneto-optical modulators, and quantum information components that rely
The term Spinellen combines the element of spin with a suffix drawn from conventional material-naming practice.