DOE OSTI · 1050764
Nanostructured Magnetic Materials (Final Technical Progress Report)
Abstract
This report describes progress made during the final phase of our DOE-funded program on Nanostructured Magnetic Materials. This period was quite productive, resulting in the submission of three papers and presentation of three talks at international conferences and three seminars at research institutions. Our DOE-funded research efforts were directed toward studies of magnetism at surfaces and interfaces in high-quality, well-characterized materials prepared by Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) and sputtering. We have an exceptionally well-equipped laboratory for these studies, with: Thin film preparation equipment; Characterization equipment; Equipment to study magnetic properties of surfaces and ultra-thin magnetic films and interfaces in multi-layers and superlattices.
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Falco, Charles M.. 2012-09-13. Nanostructured Magnetic Materials (Final Technical Progress Report). https://doi.org/10.2172/1050764
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