Structural dependence of the oscillatory exchange interaction across Cu layers

Johnson, M.T.; Purcell, S. T.; McGee, N. W. E.; Coehoorn, R.; Stegge, J. aan de; Hoving, W.

doi:10.1103/physrevlett.68.2688

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“…3 in [7], where Johnson et al discuss experiments on bcc-(100) Fe/n Cu/Fe trilayers by comparison with the Fermi surface of (fictitious) bcc-Cu. These results are essentially in agreement with those of [5], and from the topology of the Fermi surface in [7] one can also understand that with the (110) orientation, in contrast to the (100)-case, only one long period should be seen.…”

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Calculation of Oscillatory Exchange in bcc-Fe/Cu Multilayers

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Calculation of Oscillatory Exchange in bcc-Fe/Cu Multilayers

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“…These theoretical predictions have been confirmed successfully by numerous experimental observations. In particular, the coexistence of a long and a short period for the (001) orientation has been confirmed for Cu [54], Ag [55], and Au [31,56].…”

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Quantum Size Effects in Ultrathin Layered Magnetic Systems

Bruno

1997

Acta Phys. Pol. A

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The effect of electron confinement in ultrathin layered magnetic systems is discussed. This leads to quantum size effects which can be observed by photoemission in overlayers. In magnetic multilayers, spectacular oscillatory behavior of the interlayer exchange coupling results from the electron confinement. The quantum size effects manifest themselves also in the magneto-optical properties of ultrathin films.

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“…the exchange coupling displayed a socalled multiperiodic coupling behavior. Other examples of such a behavior was observed for systems with Cu, Ag and Au(100) spacers [21][22][23]. Here, the Fe/Au(100) case, shown in Fig.…”

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Interlayer Exchange Coupling and Giant Magnetoresistance in Magnetic Multilayers

Bloemen

1996

Acta Phys. Pol. A

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An introduction is given on the subject of magnetic metallic multilayers. These artificial structures appear to display several fascinating physical phenomonena which are of fundamental as well as technological interest. Two examples, the magnetic coupling between ferromagnetic layers across a non-magnetic spacer layer and the giant magnetoresistance are emphasized in this article. For each of these, key experimental observations are reviewed followed by a discussion of the physical principles underlying the phenomenon.

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Structural dependence of the oscillatory exchange interaction across Cu layers

Cited by 312 publications

References 16 publications

Calculation of Oscillatory Exchange in bcc-Fe/Cu Multilayers

Calculation of Oscillatory Exchange in bcc-Fe/Cu Multilayers

Quantum Size Effects in Ultrathin Layered Magnetic Systems

Interlayer Exchange Coupling and Giant Magnetoresistance in Magnetic Multilayers

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