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  • 2013Magnetic Properties of bcc-Fe(001)/C60 Interfaces for Organic Spintronics41citations
  • 2013Tunneling anisotropic magnetoresistance in Co/AIOx/Al tunnel junctions with fcc Co (111) electrodes24citations
  • 2012The multi-step tunneling analogue of conductivity mismatch in organic spin valves86citations
  • 2011Hybridization-induced oscillatory magnetic polarization of C60 orbitals at the C60/Fe (001)interface59citations

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  • Cakir, Deniz
  • Preobrajenski, A. B.
  • Wong, P. K. J.
  • Tran, T. Lan Ahn
  • Brocks, Geert H. L. A.
  • Bolhuis, Thijs
  • Brinks, Peter
  • Sanderink, Johannes G. M.
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  • Le, T. Q.
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Hybridization-induced oscillatory magnetic polarization of C60 orbitals at the C60/Fe (001)interface

  • Zhan, Y. Q.
  • Jong, Machiel Pieter De
  • Wong, P. K. J.
  • Tran, T. Lan Ahn
  • Fahlman, M.
Abstract

We have studied the electronic and magnetic properties of the interface between C60 molecules and a Fe001 surface. X-ray absorption spectroscopy and x-ray magnetic circular dichroism studies of C60 monolayers on Fe001 surfaces show that hybridization between the frontier orbitals of C60 and continuum states of Fe leads to a significant magnetic polarization of C60 -derived orbitals. The magnitude and also the sign of this polarization were found to depend markedly on the excitation energy. These observations underline the importance of tailoring the interfacial spin polarization at the Fermi level of ferromagnet/organic semiconductor interfaces for applications in organic spintronics.

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  • surface
  • semiconductor
  • x-ray absorption spectroscopy
  • spin polarization