Magnetic correlations in nanostructured metals and an extended random-anisotropy model

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Small-angle neutron scattering experiments on nanostructured Fe reveal spatial magnetic correlations across the interfaces which depend strongly on grain size, with a minimum at around 35 nm. This grain size is comparable with Lcrit=πδ, with δ the bulk domain-wall width. We present an extended random-anisotropy model to explain the magnetic properties in the low grain size regime and explain the crossover of the magnetic properties for grain sizes comparable with Lcrit. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.

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Löffler, J. F., Braun, H. B., & Wagner, W. (1999). Magnetic correlations in nanostructured metals and an extended random-anisotropy model. Journal of Applied Physics, 85(8 II A), 5187–5189. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.369119

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