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It has been noted previously that the sizable areal density of midgap stateswhich must exist on any non-{n0m} surface of a d-wave superconductor can leadto a giant magnetic moment. Here we show that this effect is observable, anddiscuss two precise ways to observe it: (i) by directly measuring magneticmoment in a system with a large density of internal {110} surfaces, or (ii) byperforming spin-polarized tunneling on a {110} surface. In both cases asufficiently large magnetic field should be applied in the [1$\bar 1$0]direction.Comment: 4 pages, three figure

physical review. b, condensed matter

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Predicted giant magnetic moment on non-{n0m}surfaces ofd-wave superconductors