The Induced Anisotropy and its Influence on Absorption of the NMR and Domain Structure of Со-Р Amorphous Films

A. V. Chzhan; G.S. Patrin; S.Y. Kiparisov; V. A. Seredkin; V.K. Maltsev; I.N. Krayukhin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.168-169.145

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The Induced Anisotropy and its Influence on Absorption of the NMR and Domain Structure of Со-Р Amorphous Films

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The results of experimental research into magnetic properties of amorphous Co-P films obtained by chemical sedimentation on various intermediate layers have been represented. The nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra of films sedimentated on intermediate layers of Pd crystal and amorphous NiP compound have been measured .The features of formation of domain structures and magnetization processes in the presence and absence of the induced anisotropy have been described.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 168-169)

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A. V. Chzhan, G.S. Patrin, S.Y. Kiparisov, V. A. Seredkin, V.K. Maltsev, I.N. Krayukhin

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Amorphous Magnetic Films, Coercive Force, Domain Structure, Induced Anisotropy, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

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