Elementary spin excitations (magnons) play a fundamental role in condensed matter
physics, since many phenomena eg magnetic ordering, electrical (as well as heat) transport …

The advent of milli-kelvin scanning tunneling microscopes (STM) with inbuilt magnetic fields
has opened access to the study of magnetic phenomena with atomic resolution at surfaces …

In recent years inelastic spin-flip spectroscopy using a low-temperature scanning tunneling
microscope has been a very successful tool for studying not only individual spins but also …

Cobalt atoms on the (111) surfaces of noble metals are considered to be prototypical
systems for the Kondo effect in scanning tunnelling microscopy experiments. Recent first …

We demonstrate using inelastic scanning tunneling spectroscopy and simulations based on
density functional theory that the amplitude and sign of the magnetic anisotropy energy for a …

In conventional ab initio methodologies, phonons are calculated by solving equations of
motion involving static interatomic force constants and atomic masses. The Born …

We study the Landau dam** of ferromagnetic magnons in Fe, Co, and Ni as the
dimensionality of the system is reduced from three to two. We resort to the ab initio linear …

We present a first principles implementation of the dynamic transverse magnetic
susceptibility in the framework of linear response time-dependent density functional theory …

High–energy resolution spectroscopic studies of quantum magnets proved extremely
valuable in accessing magnetodynamics quantities, such as energy barriers, magnetic …

We introduce turboMagnon, an implementation of the Liouville-Lanczos approach to
linearized time-dependent density-functional theory, designed to simulate spin-wave spectra …