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  • 2006Orientation and symmetry control of inverse sphere magnetic nanoarrays by guided self-assembly17citations
  • 2005Metal catalyst-free low-temperature carbon nanotube growth on SiGe islands42citations
  • 2005Catalyst free low temperature direct growth of carbon nanotubes on SiGe islands and Ge quantum dotscitations

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  • Bartlett, Philip N.
  • De Groot, Cornelis
  • Gonzalez, D. C.
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  • Li, X.
  • Groot, P. A. J. De
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Orientation and symmetry control of inverse sphere magnetic nanoarrays by guided self-assembly

  • Bartlett, Philip N.
  • Kiziroglou, M. E.
  • De Groot, Cornelis
  • Gonzalez, D. C.
  • Zhukov, A. A.
  • Li, X.
  • Groot, P. A. J. De
Abstract

Inverse sphere shaped Ni arrays were fabricated by electrodeposition on Si through the guided self-assembly of polystyrene latex spheres in Si/SiO2 patterns. It is shown that the size commensurability of the etched tracks is critical for the long range ordering of the spheres. Moreover, noncommensurate guiding results in the reproducible periodic triangular distortion of the close packed self-assembly. Magnetoresistance measurements on the Ni arrays were performed showing room temperature anisotropic magnetoresistance of 0.85%. These results are promising for self-assembled patterned storage media and magnetoresistance devices.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • anisotropic
  • electrodeposition
  • self-assembly