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Samples are usually thin films or nanoparticles. Oxides may be semiconducting, insulating or metallic. Many people thought they were dilute magnetic semiconductors DMS like Ga0.
How should a dilute magnetic oxide behave? How do dilute magnetic oxides behave? The masses of the thin films are very small!! Low-temperature susceptibility Recent results Element-specific XMCD studies on ferromagnetic Co-doped ZnO films reveal: " No ferromagnetic moment on the cobalt " No ferromagnetic moment on the zinc " No ferromagnetic moment on the oxygen Conclusion.
Straumal et al. The oxides are usually n-type. They may be partially compensated, semiconducting, insulating, or even metallic II. The average moment per dopant cation mion approaches or even exceeds the spin-only value at low dopant levels x. It falls progressively as x increases. Moment per area is mB nm-2 III. The ferromagnetism appears far below the percolation threshold xp for nearest-neighbour cation coupling. TC can be far above RT. The ferromagnetism is almost anhysteretic and temperature- independent below RT.
The later chapters review the most significant recent developments in four important areas of magnetism: hard and soft magnetic materials, magnetic recording, and magnetic evaluation of materials. These later chapters also provide a survey of the most important areas of magnetic materials for practical applications. Extensive references to the principal publications in magnetism are listed at the end of each chapter, which offer the reader rapid access to more specialized literature.
It initially approaches the magnetic phenomena on an everyday macroscopic scale, then gradually progresses to smaller scale phenomena which will be of interest to physicists, materials scientists and electrical engineers. An advantage to this approach is that it is possible to introduce the subject from an appeal to the reader's experience rather than through abstract concepts. It is a book for the newcomer to magnetism, and so I anticipate it will be useful as a text for final-year undergraduate courses in magnetism and magnetic materials or for graduate courses.
I would also hope that it will be useful to the researcher who, for one reason or another, is beginning a study of magnetism and needs an introductory general text. In this case the extensive references to the literature of magnetism given in the text should prove useful in enabling the reader to gain rapid access to the most important papers on the subject. For the expert there are of course already numerous excellent specialist works, of which the most significant is Wohlfarth's four-volume series Ferromagnetic Materials.
The book was conceived as a whole and deals with the fundamentals of magnetism in Chapters 1 to 11, and the principal applications in Chapters 12 to Updated topics include soft magnetic materials, hard magnetic materials, magnetic storage of data and magnetic evaluation of materials. Information on magneto-transport, small particles, nanomagnetism, magnetic semiconductors, spintronics and high-frequency magnetism has been added.
Each chapter also features updated and new homework problems, and there is an updated solutions manual. Some very interesting topics like erasing and retrieving the particular magnetic domain of a ferromagnetic thin film, the single domain behaviour of magnetic nanowire with dimension less than nm, magneto-transport behaviour of Heusler alloys etc.
DOWNLOAD NOW » Author : Huei Li Huang Publisher: World Scientific ISBN: Category: Page: View: This proceedings cover topics of current interest ranging from basic problems of Kondo, d-metal films, coercivity mechanism, to preparation of well defined colloidal particles, magnetic-optic effects, microstructure of Co-Cr films, magnetic tunneling-valve effect, granular solids, layered films for Magnetic recording, magnetic super lattice, the state of art of observing walls, domains and High Tc superconductor oxide films.
During the past 12 years, MISM has grown, from being a local workshop, into the largest international conference on magnetism in Russia. They constitute a very up-to-date and thorough coverage of the subject.
As a textbook it is intended to be of assistance to those who wish to be introduced to a given topic in the field of magnetism without the need to read the vast amount of literature published. As a work of reference it is intended for scientists active in magnetism research.
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