High-Resolution Electron Microscopy of Interfaces between Solids with Varying Degree of Atomic Ordering

Боргардт, Н. И.; Plikat, B.; Seibt, M.

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“…In et al [13,51,14], Plikat [22,52], Thiel [21,53] Eintrittsäche der j-ten Scheibe erhält: P (j) (x, y) = exp(iσϕ (j) (x, y))…”

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Hochauflösende mikroskopische und spektroskopische Untersuchungen zur strukturellen Ordnung an MgO-CoFeB-Grenzflächen

Schuhmann¹

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“…In et al [13,51,14], Plikat [22,52], Thiel [21,53] Eintrittsäche der j-ten Scheibe erhält: P (j) (x, y) = exp(iσϕ (j) (x, y))…”

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Hochauflösende mikroskopische und spektroskopische Untersuchungen zur strukturellen Ordnung an MgO-CoFeB-Grenzflächen

Schuhmann¹

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Long-range order on the atomic scale induced at CoFeB/MgO interfaces

Eilers

Ulrichs

Münzenberg

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Journal of Applied Physics

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The amorphous (a-) CoFeB/crystalline (c-) MgO based tunneling system interface has been studied by means of quantitative high resolution transmission electron microscopy from atomic to micrometer length scales with increasing annealing temperatures. On the micron scale an irregular nucleation is found. On the atomic scale a long-range order is induced by the MgO interface, explaining the high tunnel magnetoresistance values > 100% even for not fully crystallized CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB tunnel junctions

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Structural Order in Liquids Induced by Interfaces With Crystals

Kaplan

Kauffmann

2006

Annu. Rev. Mater. Res.

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▪ Abstract Interfaces between solids and liquids are important for a range of materials processes, including soldering and brazing, liquid-phase sintering, crystal growth, and lubrication. There is a wealth of fundamental studies on solid-liquid interfaces in materials, primarily focused on thermodynamics (relative interface energies and segregation effects) from high-temperature wetting experiments, which is often applied to processing design. Less is known about the atomistic structure at solid-liquid interfaces, mainly because of the difficulty involved in obtaining such information experimentally. This work reviews both theoretical and experimental studies of atomistic configurations at solid-liquid interfaces, focusing on the issue of ordering in the liquid adjacent to crystalline solids.

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High-Resolution Electron Microscopy of Interfaces between Solids with Varying Degree of Atomic Ordering

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References 17 publications

Hochauflösende mikroskopische und spektroskopische Untersuchungen zur strukturellen Ordnung an MgO-CoFeB-Grenzflächen

Hochauflösende mikroskopische und spektroskopische Untersuchungen zur strukturellen Ordnung an MgO-CoFeB-Grenzflächen

Long-range order on the atomic scale induced at CoFeB/MgO interfaces

Structural Order in Liquids Induced by Interfaces With Crystals

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