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Descriptors of magnetic anisotropy revisited.

The recently discovered thermal elasticity of magnetic anisotropy is not at all an exotic phenomenon. For many lanthanide complexes the qualitative nature of their magnetic anisotropy changes as a function of temperature and magnetic field; for some, even multiple times. The theoretically predicted existence of such multi-switch compounds is experimentally corroborated.