Magnetic force microscopy investigation of domain structures in Fe-x at. % Ga single crystals (12

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The domain structure of furnace-cooled (FC) and post-annealed (PA) Fe-x at. % Ga (x=12, 20, and 25) crystals has been investigated by magnetic force microscopy. For both FC and PA Fe-12 at. % Ga, the domains were found to be well-aligned and oriented along the [100] direction. For Fe-20 at. % Ga, although a preferred [100] orientation remained, a difference in morphology was found between FC and PA conditions-in the PA condition, clear dendritic domains were observed. For both FC and PA Fe-25 at. % Ga, a much reduced [100] preferred domain orientation was found, the domain size was notably reduced, and dendrite formation was not observed. © 2005 American Institute of Physics.

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Bai, F., Li, J., Viehland, D., Wu, D., & Lograsso, T. A. (2005). Magnetic force microscopy investigation of domain structures in Fe-x at. % Ga single crystals (12. Journal of Applied Physics, 98(2). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1978971

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