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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2022Spin pumping at interfaces with ferro- and paramagnetic Fe60Al40films acting as spin source and spin sinkcitations
  • 2018Interplay between magnetic domain patterning and anisotropic magnetoresistance probed by magneto-optics5citations
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  • Lindner, J.
  • Fassbender, J.
  • Bali, R.
  • Potzger, K.
  • Strusch, T.
  • Ehrler, J.
  • Meckenstock, R.
  • Semisalova, A.
  • Farle, M.
  • Schultheiss, H.
  • Mccord, Jeffrey
  • Osten, J.
  • Dannemann, M.
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  • Modler, Nils
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Interplay between magnetic domain patterning and anisotropic magnetoresistance probed by magneto-optics

  • Lindner, J.
  • Fassbender, J.
  • Schultheiss, H.
  • Lenz, K.
  • Mccord, Jeffrey
  • Osten, J.
Abstract

<p>We study the correlation between the magnetic reversal and the anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) response in magnetic hybrid structures that were created by local modification of magnetic properties induced by ion implantation. The stripe pattern has been investigated simultaneously by dual-wavelength Kerr microscopy and magnetoresistance measurements. We observe that the switching of the stripe pattern introduces an additional AMR maximum. The domain wall in between the stripes provides a positive resistance contribution, whereas domains at the stripe edges lead to an asymmetric AMR response. A method for calculating the AMR response from the quantitative Kerr micrographs is demonstrated that allows the reconstruction of the AMR value within a region of interest only.</p>

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • anisotropic
  • microscopy