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Magnetic characterization of a single superparamagnetic bead by phase-sensitive micro-Hall magnetometry

Mihajlović et al., 2007

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5716537241838850696
Author
Mihajlović G
Aledealat K
Xiong P
Von Molnar S
Field M
Sullivan G
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Publication venue
Applied Physics Letters

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Employing phase sensitive micro-Hall magnetometry at room temperature, we map the susceptibility of a single superparamagnetic bead, 1.2 μ m in diameter, as a function of magnetic field. We find that the dependence can be explained by modeling the bead as an …
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