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. 2016 Jun 13;7:ncomms11931. doi: 10.1038/ncomms11931

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(a) The magnetization versus temperature in the middle of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer sandwiched between an A and C layer. The magnetization is calculated by including up to eighth nearest-neighbour interactions and the temperature is normalized by the intrinsic ordering temperature of the B layer found in the simulations . (b) The susceptibility of the middle atomic layer of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer, sandwiched between an A and C layer. The shift in the ordering temperature of the sandwiched layer due to the proximity to the A and C layers can be seen clearly. Only a small subset of symbols is shown.

Inline graphic — (a) The magnetization versus temperature in the middle of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer sandwiched between an A and C layer. The magnetization is calculated by including up to eighth nearest-neighbour interactions and the temperature is normalized by the intrinsic ordering temperature of the B layer found in the simulations . (b) The susceptibility of the middle atomic layer of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer, sandwiched between an A and C layer. The shift in the ordering temperature of the sandwiched layer due to the proximity to the A and C layers can be seen clearly. Only a small subset of symbols is shown.