Nanowires - Fundamental Research 2011
DOI: 10.5772/16926
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On the behavior of Ni Magnetic Nanowires as studied by FMR and the effect of “blocking”.

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“…The values of g-factor for Ni@ААО and Ni(78)Pd(22)@ААО samples perfectly correlate with those of pure Ni [18]. On the other hand for Ni(50)Pd(50) nanowires g-factor appears to be lower (g = 2.10).…”
Section: Results and Discussion: Structure And Phase Statementioning
confidence: 51%
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“…The values of g-factor for Ni@ААО and Ni(78)Pd(22)@ААО samples perfectly correlate with those of pure Ni [18]. On the other hand for Ni(50)Pd(50) nanowires g-factor appears to be lower (g = 2.10).…”
Section: Results and Discussion: Structure And Phase Statementioning
confidence: 51%
“…5c) in assumption of uniform pores filling with metals and homogeneous magnetization of metal nanowires. For classic mode of FMR spectra registration, when microwave frequency is constant and B changes linearly with time, the resonance frequency is determined by the following energy dispersion relationship [16][17][18]:…”
Section: Results and Discussion: Structure And Phase Statementioning
confidence: 99%