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Recent Developments in Vertical Bloch Line Data Storage

Wesseling, E.·von Wachter, O.·Natale, M.·Lieneweg, U.·Katti, R. R.·Blaes, B. R.
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Data storage systems based on vertical Bloch lines have been fabricated in 2 um bubble garnet material. The input/output line was fully operational, and experiments in reading and writing showed an encouraging correlation between input and output.

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Wesseling, E., von Wachter, O., Natale, M., Lieneweg, U., Katti, R. R., Blaes, B. R.. 1998-06-22. Recent Developments in Vertical Bloch Line Data Storage. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005589

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