Published August 15, 1971
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Preferential Oxidation of Fe in Permalloy Films
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- Bajorek, C. H.
- Nicolet, M.-A.
- Wilts, C. H.
Abstract
On the basis of He-ion backscattering, x-ray fluorescence, and complementary measurements, it is unambiguously established for the first time that the oxide layer on the surface of oxidized 81% Ni-19% Fe evaporated films is predominantly Fe-oxide. Extrapolation of results for pure iron films indicates that the oxide is most likely antiferromagnetic alpha-Fe2O3. On the basis of ferromagnetic resonance measurements, it is concluded that the oxide negligibly affects the pinning of the bulk spins at the film-oxide interface.
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©1971 The American Institute of Physics (Received 3 May 1971) Work supported in part by Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories and the Office of Naval Research.Files
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