Geometrical multilayers: coercivity in magnetic 3-D nanostructures

Geometrical multilayers: coercivity in magnetic 3-D nanostructures

Electrodeposition of magnetic metals through self-assembly templates from polystyrene spheres is used for fabrication of magnetic nanostructures with 3-D architectures. These arrays demonstrate unusual properties including an oscillatory dependence of the coercive field on film thickness. Numerical...

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Main Authors: de Groot, P.A.J (Author), Zhukov, A.A (Author), Boardman, R. (Author), Bordignon, G. (Author), Fangohr, H. (Author), Bartlett, P.N (Author)
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Language:English
Published: 2007-03.
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