Surface Irregularities and Magnetism in Amorphous Metal Foils on Fe Basis

Vladimir Vadimovich Tkachev; G.S. Kraynova; D.A. Polyansky; Vladimir S. Plotnikov; A.V. Dubinets

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.245.223

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Surface Irregularities and Magnetism in Amorphous Metal Foils on Fe Basis

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This paper presents the study results of morphology contact and free surface at amorphous metal foils (Fe₇Co₇₁Ni₁₂(SiB)₁₀, Fe₇₀Ni₁₀(SiB)₁₀, Fe₆₀Co₃₀(SiB)₁₀) and their analysis of the elemental composition. Using spectral methods of research was allowed to make a comparative analysis size and anisotropy of distribution topological inhomogeneities. A parallel study of spinning foils by Mossbauer spectroscopy and Vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM) possible to determine the magnetic state of the samples.

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Vladimir Vadimovich Tkachev, G.S. Kraynova, D.A. Polyansky, Vladimir S. Plotnikov, A.V. Dubinets

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Amorphous Alloy Foil, Fourier Analysis, Magnetic Properties of Amorphous Metal Foils, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Surface Morphology

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