Magnetic Properties of Fe/Ru and Fe/Ir Superlattices with Short Periodicity

Piécuch, M.; Andrieu, S.; Bobo, J.F.; Maurer, M.; Ravet, M. F.; Dupuis, V.; Ousset, J.C.; Diény, B.

doi:10.1557/proc-232-165

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“…This behaviour could be successfully described taking into account anisotropy and dipolar effects for the Co layer. In the case of Fe-Ru and Fe-Ir superlattices, Piecuch et al [4,5] evidenced the presence of iron magnetically dead layers that they assumed to be due to hybridization of Fe 3d states with the 4d or 5d ones of Ru and Ir. The influence of capping layers was evidenced by Bergter et al [6] in the case of Re-Ni bilayers covered by various thicknesses of copper.…”

Section: Ultrathin Filmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recent advances in nanomagnetism and spin electronics

Bobo

Gabillet

Bibès

2004

J. Phys.: Condens. Matter

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This paper presents recent experimental advances in the field of nanomagnetism and spin electronics. It covers the period of the last decades during which fundamental discoveries such as giant magnetoresistance have been successfully transferred to industrial applications. Such results could be obtained thanks to the improvements of thin film deposition and lithography techniques. Present preparation efforts are now oriented towards lateral size reduction of continuous layers in order to minimize the size of potential devices, as well as to understand better the basic mechanisms of magnetic interactions. At the same time, experimental techniques such as magnetooptic microscopy, magnetic force microscopy, polarized photoelectron spectroscopies or magnetotransport have accomplished significant progress, allowing us to observe in detail magnetic configurations of nanostructures and their magnetoresistive response.

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Section: Ultrathin Filmsmentioning

confidence: 99%