Calculating Potential Energy of Iron Slab in Ferro/Anti-Ferro Magnetic States

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I am calculating the potential energy surface of an iron slab, once with a ferro magnetic behavior and later anti ferromagnetic behavior, I know for ferromagnetic I multiply the number of atoms by its magnetic moment (I use 3 that must be a little higher than its real value),
my question here is : how many possibilities do I have for anti ferromagnetic types, I have found few things but I am not sure about the source, you the physicists are more able to solve this.

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Is this a homework assignment? If so what level of physics?
 
jedishrfu said:
Welcome to PF!

Is this a homework assignment? If so what level of physics?
It is a sub part of my Ms. project of chemistry, I am not a physicist.
 
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