1960
DOI: 10.1143/jpsj.15.1351
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Induced Magnetic Anisotropy of Evaporated Ni–Fe Films

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“…20a), using the reduced notation, the torque, as expected from (S-W), is sinusoidal with a period of ir a field-independent amplitude. However, it is irreversible, as found also by Mayfield(1 3 ) and Takahashi et al (20). For 0.7 < h < 1.5, Fig.…”
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“…20a), using the reduced notation, the torque, as expected from (S-W), is sinusoidal with a period of ir a field-independent amplitude. However, it is irreversible, as found also by Mayfield(1 3 ) and Takahashi et al (20). For 0.7 < h < 1.5, Fig.…”
Section: ~supporting
confidence: 73%
“…Here, H is the coercive force in the easy direction. This is not unexpected, since it has been shown (32,41,242) that the rotational hysteresis in films very often does not go to zero but maintains a constant value even at fields as high as 700 oe. The persistence of hysteresis at fields in excess of the Hk values found from the hysteresis loops can be interpreted as a distribution in the magnitude of the anisotropy.…”
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“…We set the in-plane magnetic anisotropy energy of the simulated tPy as K IP ¼ 3 kPa which is close to other cited values. 37 In the c-domain areas, we chose a magnetic anisotropy direction the same as the stripes in Fig. 2(a) before thermal treatment.…”
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confidence: 99%