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Rotatable anisotropy in thin permalloy films

Prosen et al., 1961

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7865429501684073936
Author
Prosen R
Holmen J
Gran B
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Films which possess rotatable anisotropy have been observed. In these films, the easy direction of magnetization can be selected by the application of a sufficiently large magnetic field. The temperature dependence of hysteresis and resistivity have been studied. Films …
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