Magnetic Ultra Thin Films, Multilayers and Surfaces: Volume 62

ISBN-13: 9780444205032 / Angielski / Twarda / 1997 / 540 str.

M. A. Gijs; F. Petroff;Petroff

Opis

The Symposium on Magnetic Ultrathin Films, Multilayers and
Surfaces, hosted by the European Materials Research Society, was
held at the Palais de la Musique et des CongrE in
Strasbourg, France on June 4-7, 1996. Its central theme was the
relationship of magnetic properties and device performance to
structure at the nano and micrometer length scale. Research on
the magnetism of surfaces, ultrathin films and multilayers has
increased dramatically during recent years. This development was
triggered by the discovery of coupling between ferromagnetic
layers across nonmagnetic spacer layers and of the giant
magnetoresistance effect in systems of reduced dimension using
various micro and nanofabrication techniques has become a subject
of special interest. It is certainly the promising application
potential of these effects in new magnetic recording device
geometries which causes this intensive research, which is done
both by companies and at universities and research
institutes.A selection of invited and contributed papers
presented at the Symposium and accepted for publication is
contained in this volume. The contents of these proceedings are
organized into seven sections.A. Nanowires, Nanoparticles,
NanostructuringB. Ultrathin Films and Surfaces,
CharacterizationC. Giant MagnetoresistanceD. Coupling,
TunnelingE. Growth, Structure, MagnetismF. Growth,
Structure, MagnetoresistanceG. Coupling, Magnetic processes,
Magneto-optics.The first four sections contain invited and
oral contributed papers in the listed research domains, while the
last three sections contain the contributions presented during
three large poster sessions.

Spis treści

The contents of this book are organized into seven sections: A.Nanowires, Nanoparticles, Nanostructuring. B. Ultrathin Films andSurfaces, Characterization. C. Giant Magnetoresistance. D.Coupling, Tunneling. E. Growth, Structure, Magnetism. F. Growth,Structure, Magnetoresistance. G. Coupling, Magnetic processes,magneto-optics.