1969
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3727/2/3/308
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The interpretation of magneto-optical observations

Abstract: In experimental investigations of the surface magnetic properties of ferromagnetic materials using the Kerr magneto-optical effect, difficulties can arise in the interpretation of signals if the polarizer transmission axis is set at an arbitrary angle to the plane of incidence. A rigorous method of interpretation is given here on the basis of a combination of the transverse and longitudinal Kerr effects. Particular experimental arrangements which allow of simplified interpretation are also briefly discussed.

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