Studies of Na-irradiated Ni/Si bilayers: Na migration and NiSi formation

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Studies of Na-irradiated Ni/Si bilayers: Na migration and NiSi formation

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On the structure and magnetism of Ni/Si and Fe/Si bilayers irradiated with 350-MeV Au ions

On the structure and magnetism of Ni/Si and Fe/Si bilayers irradiated with 350-MeV Au ions

Interface mixing and magnetism in Ni/Si bilayers irradiated with swift and low-energy heavy ions

Preparation of β-FeSi2 substrates by molten salt method

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