What is the Third Spin in Frustrated Magnetics Lattices?

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What is definition of frustrated magnetics lattices?
 
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They has a atomic spin in every corner of equilateral triangle. One is up ,the other is down. What is the third? It can not down or up at the same time. This phenomenon is called frustrated magnetics
 

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