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Effect of an antiferromagnetic layer on the temperature dependence of coercivity in biased FeMn/Co systems
J. Wang
, W. N. Wang
, X. Chen
, H. W. Zhao
, J. G. Zhao
, W. S. Zhan
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Temperature Effect
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Coercivity
100%
FeMn
100%
Ferromagnetic Layer
100%
Antiferromagnetism
50%
Asymmetric Behavior
50%
Superconducting Quantum Interference Device (SQUID)
25%
Magnetometer
25%
Temperature Rise
25%
Hysteresis Loop
25%
Reversal Mechanism
25%
Spin Alignment
25%
Engineering
Coercivity
100%
Temperature Dependence
100%
Increasing Temperature
25%
Hysteresis Loop
25%
Critical Temperature
25%
Superconducting quantum interference devices
25%
Physics
Coercivity
100%
Temperature Dependence
100%
Critical Temperature
25%
Material Science
SQUID (Device)
100%
Magnetometer
100%