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Torsion oscillation magnetometry (TOM) of Fe films on Ni(111)/W(110) substrates

1999

Abstract Fe films 2–20 atomic monolayers (ML) thick have been deposited on Ni(1 1 1) films (4–60 ML) prepared on W(1 1 0) under UHV conditions. The Ni(1 1 1) films grow in a Nishijama–Wassermann orientation with a 3.6% lattice expansion along Ni[2 1 1] (‖ W[1 1 0]). On top of these slightly distorted Ni films iron is observed to grow preferentially in two mirror orientations. The saturation magnetization of these Fe films and the anisotropies of Fe/Ni bilayers have been studied using torsion oscillation magnetometry. The magnetization of the Fe films of 2.13 μB per atom is close to the bulk value of Fe. The out-of-plane surface (interface) anisotropy constant KFeNis=(−0.65±0.15) mJ/m2 of th…

Materials scienceCondensed matter physicsMagnetometerAnalytical chemistryTorsion (mechanics)Condensed Matter PhysicsLattice expansionElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialslaw.inventionMagnetizationlawMonolayerPerpendicularAnisotropyAnisotropy constantJournal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
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Magnetic configurations in nanostructured Co2MnGa thin film elements

2015

The magnetic configuration of nanostructured elements fabricated from thin films of the Heusler compound Co2MnGa was determined by high-resolution x-ray magnetic microscopy, and the magnetic properties of continuous Co2MnGa thin films were determined by magnetometry measurements. A four-fold magnetic anisotropy with an anisotropy constant of kJ m−3 was deduced, and x-ray microscopy measurements have shown that the nanostructured Co2MnGa elements exhibit reproducible magnetic states dominated by shape anisotropy, with a minor contribution from the magneto-crystalline anisotropy, showing that the spin structure can be tailored by judiciously choosing the geometry.

PhysicsCondensed matter physicsMagnetometerGeneral Physics and AstronomySpin structureengineering.materialHeusler compoundlaw.inventionCondensed Matter::Materials ScienceMagnetic anisotropyNuclear magnetic resonancelawMicroscopyengineeringThin filmAnisotropy constantAnisotropyNew Journal of Physics
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