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The Investigation of Long-Range Exchange Interaction in Spin Valve Structures

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Magnetic spin valve structures have a great practical interest as sensors of magnetic fields, hard disk read heads and elements of magnetic random access memories (MRAM). Despite the large number of experimental and theoretical work on spin valve structures, the effects of interlayer interactions occurring in these structures, at present time are not fully understood. Introduction

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Petr D. Kim, Gennady S. Patrin, Igor A. Turpanov, Dmitriy A. Marushchenko*, L.A. Lee, Tatyana V. Rudenko

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Exchange Bias, Exchange Interaction, Spin Valve, Thin Film

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