2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0304-8853(02)00386-4
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Magnetic properties of Ni81Fe19/W90Ti10 multilayers

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“…After the pinned NiFe layer deposition, the s values for the NiFe/WTi and WTi/air interfaces have significantly decreased. This effect could be explained based on two reasons: (i) the top NiFe layer deposition ages blocking/reducing the roughness cumulative behavior and/or (ii) the enhancement of the NiFe/FeMn interface s values is not only due to the cumulative process of the roughness [29] but it is also due to an expressive amount of atomic diffusion and chemical disorder in the NiFe/FeMn interfaces (stronger in the upper interface) which are greater than those found in the other interfaces like the NiFe/WTi interfaces that have low atomic diffusion, as already described by Morales et al [31], who found a magnetic dead layer at the NiFe/WTi interface of only 0.3 nm. Since the NiFe layer deposition [21] generates roughness components with long wavelengths (enhances the s values), one may expect that its deposition is not blocking the roughness cumulative process.…”
Section: Discussion and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…After the pinned NiFe layer deposition, the s values for the NiFe/WTi and WTi/air interfaces have significantly decreased. This effect could be explained based on two reasons: (i) the top NiFe layer deposition ages blocking/reducing the roughness cumulative behavior and/or (ii) the enhancement of the NiFe/FeMn interface s values is not only due to the cumulative process of the roughness [29] but it is also due to an expressive amount of atomic diffusion and chemical disorder in the NiFe/FeMn interfaces (stronger in the upper interface) which are greater than those found in the other interfaces like the NiFe/WTi interfaces that have low atomic diffusion, as already described by Morales et al [31], who found a magnetic dead layer at the NiFe/WTi interface of only 0.3 nm. Since the NiFe layer deposition [21] generates roughness components with long wavelengths (enhances the s values), one may expect that its deposition is not blocking the roughness cumulative process.…”
Section: Discussion and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…Наличие в спектрах СВР двух частей, описываемых отдельными сериями объемных стоячих спиновых мод, дает основание рассматривать сверхрешетку как две магнитные подсистемы с различными величинами магнитных параметров. Способность методов ФМР и СВР фиксировать двухфазность продемонстрирована в [14,16].…”
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“…Estas propriedades são estabelecidas por meio do uso das curvas de magnetização. O campo H K é determinado experimentalmente e seu valor permite estimar a constante de anisotropia K u1 por meio da equação (1.11), assim como a anisotropia efetiva expressa como [38]:…”
Section: Paredes Tipo Néelunclassified
“…Para o caso particular das medidas de FMR, onde o experimento é realizado na configuração do campo aplicado paralelo à superfície do filme, a relação de dispersão se reduz a [6,38,59]:…”
Section: Ressonância Ferromagnética (Fmr)unclassified
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