2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0304-8853(03)00354-8
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Enhanced magnetic moments in Co/Mn multilayers: structural and magnetic investigations

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“…The spin structure and crystalline structure of M AF layers in an M F =M AF multilayer, which are different from those of bulk M AF ; have been examined in several studies [11][12][13][14][15]. In an M F =M AF multilayer system, interactions among electrons such as s-d and d-d through the M F 2M AF interface induce inherent magnetic phenomena such as exchange bias [1][2][3][4][5], interlayer interaction [16][17][18] and enhanced magnetic moment [19,20] depending on the structure of the multilayer. Such structurally sensitive magnetic properties of an M F =M AF multilayer system make clarification of the mechanisms of exchange bias and coercive force difficult.…”
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“…The spin structure and crystalline structure of M AF layers in an M F =M AF multilayer, which are different from those of bulk M AF ; have been examined in several studies [11][12][13][14][15]. In an M F =M AF multilayer system, interactions among electrons such as s-d and d-d through the M F 2M AF interface induce inherent magnetic phenomena such as exchange bias [1][2][3][4][5], interlayer interaction [16][17][18] and enhanced magnetic moment [19,20] depending on the structure of the multilayer. Such structurally sensitive magnetic properties of an M F =M AF multilayer system make clarification of the mechanisms of exchange bias and coercive force difficult.…”
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“…At low temperature, enhanced magnetizations were observed in Ni(20 ( A)/Mn(t Mn ) and Co(6 ( A)/ Mn(t Mn ) multilayers [19,20]. The Mn layers in Co(6 ( A)/Mn(t Mn ) had a sub-layer structure [20], while the Mn layers in Ni(20 ( A)/Mn(t Mn ) had single phase and expanded interplanar spacing [19].…”
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