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No, non-collinear magnetism is more related to ferromagnetism and anti-ferromagnetism in that there is a set orientation of magnetic moments even absent an applied field, but unlike ferromagnetism and means thatanti-ferromagnetism the spins are oriented oppositelyneither parallel nor anti-parallel, even absent an external magnetic fieldfor example in a helical pattern. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field, but orient when a field is applied.

No, non-collinear magnetism is more related to anti-ferromagnetism, and means that spins are oriented oppositely, even absent an external magnetic field. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field.

No, non-collinear magnetism is more related to ferromagnetism and anti-ferromagnetism in that there is a set orientation of magnetic moments even absent an applied field, but unlike ferromagnetism and anti-ferromagnetism the spins are oriented neither parallel nor anti-parallel, for example in a helical pattern. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field, but orient when a field is applied.

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No, non-collinear magnetismnon-collinear magnetism is the same asmore related to anti-ferromagnetism, and means that spins are oriented oppositely, even absent an external magnetic field. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field.

No, non-collinear magnetism is the same as anti-ferromagnetism, and means that spins are oriented oppositely, even absent an external magnetic field. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field.

No, non-collinear magnetism is more related to anti-ferromagnetism, and means that spins are oriented oppositely, even absent an external magnetic field. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field.

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No, non-collinear magnetism is the same as anti-ferromagnetism, and means that spins are oriented oppositely, even absent an external magnetic field. In paramagnetism, spins are randomly oriented absent an applied field.