Perpendicular coupling and spin reorientation transition in FCC Fe/Cu/Fe trilayers

Enders, Axel; Repetto, Diego; Lee, T. Y.; Kern, Klaus

doi:10.1016/j.jmmm.2003.12.568

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“…But some systems with distorted FCC Fe can in fact be ferromagnetic. Thin FCC Fe layers epitaxially grown on Cu(100) [13][14][15] develop perpendicular magnetic anisotropy due to lattice mismatch with the substrate and the resulting strain in the layer [13]. Room temperature ferromagnetism has also been claimed in FCC Fe catalyst nanoparticles produced from CNT synthesis [16].…”

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Carbon nanotube fibers with martensite and austenite Fe residual catalyst: room temperature ferromagnetism and implications for CVD growth

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Coupled perpendicular magnetization in Fe/Cu/Fe trilayers

Repetto

Enders

Kern

2006

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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A method for eliminating Faraday rotation in cryostat windows in longitudinal magneto-optical Kerr effect measurements

Polewko-Klim

Uba

2014

Review of Scientific Instruments

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A solution to the problem of disturbing effect of the background Faraday rotation in the cryostat windows on longitudinal magneto-optical Kerr effect (LMOKE) measured under vacuum conditions and/or at low temperatures is proposed. The method for eliminating the influence of Faraday rotation in cryostat windows is based on special arrangement of additional mirrors placed on sample holder. In this arrangement, the orientation of the cryostat window is perpendicular to the light beam direction and parallel to an external magnetic field generated by the H-frame electromagnet. The operation of the LMOKE magnetometer with the special sample holder based on polarization modulation technique with a photo-elastic modulator is theoretically analyzed with the use of Jones matrices, and formulas for evaluating of the actual Kerr rotation and ellipticity of the sample are derived. The feasibility of the method and good performance of the magnetometer is experimentally demonstrated for the LMOKE effect measured in Fe/Au multilayer structures. The influence of imperfect alignment of the magnetometer setup on the Kerr angles, as derived theoretically through the analytic model and verified experimentally, is examined and discussed.

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Perpendicular coupling and spin reorientation transition in FCC Fe/Cu/Fe trilayers

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Carbon nanotube fibers with martensite and austenite Fe residual catalyst: room temperature ferromagnetism and implications for CVD growth

Carbon nanotube fibers with martensite and austenite Fe residual catalyst: room temperature ferromagnetism and implications for CVD growth

Coupled perpendicular magnetization in Fe/Cu/Fe trilayers

A method for eliminating Faraday rotation in cryostat windows in longitudinal magneto-optical Kerr effect measurements

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