The Inverse Task for Magnetic Force Microscopy Data

Konstantin Nefedev; Vitalii Y. Kapitan; Yuriy Shevchenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.328.744

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The Inverse Task for Magnetic Force Microscopy Data

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The computer processing of cobalt nanodots magnetic force microscopy was fulfilled. The solution of reverse task of magnetic force microscopy is obtained for surface nanosystems. Superposition of fields, which are generated by a system of magnetic moments in the selected point in space, causes a linear dependence of the force gradient of the dipole-dipole interaction between the components of the vectors.

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Konstantin Nefedev, Vitalii Y. Kapitan, Yuriy Shevchenko

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Inverse Task, Magnetic Force Microscopy, Magnetic States

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