  Magnetic fluctuations in the molecular-intercalated FeSe superconductor
Li{x}(ND2){y}(ND3){1-y}Fe2Se2 (Tc = 43K) have been measured by inelastic
neutron scattering from a powder sample. The strongest magnetic scattering is
observed at a wave vector Q ~ 1.4 A^{-1}, which is not consistent with the
(pi,0) nesting wave vector that characterizes magnetic fluctuations in several
other iron-based superconductors, but is close to the (pi, pi/2) position found
for A{x}Fe{2-y}Se2 systems. At the energies probed (~ 5kB Tc), the magnetic
scattering increases in intensity with decreasing temperature below Tc,
consistent with the superconductivity-induced magnetic resonance found in other
iron-based superconductors.
