Effect of the spin short-range order on electron transport and neutron scattering in amorphous alloys GdxSi1-x

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Abstract

Direct experimental evidence has been obtained for the existence of short-range ferromagnetic order in GdxSi1 -x alloys. Along with the standard magnetotransport measurements, a "local" experimental method of the elastic scattering of thermal neutrons on the magnetic moment of Gd is applied. The measurement results provide the conclusion that short-range ferromagnetic order is formed in nanoclusters with an increased content of Gd ions. We consider the amorphous alloy GdxSi1 -x as a new magnetic material with unique properties characteristic of both strongly inhomogeneous alloys and nanocomposite compounds. © 2005 Pleiades Publishing, Inc.

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Chumakov, N. K., Tugushev, V. V., Gudenko, S. V., Nikolaeva, O. A., Lazukov, V. N., Goncharenko, I. N., & Alekseev, P. A. (2005). Effect of the spin short-range order on electron transport and neutron scattering in amorphous alloys GdxSi1-x. JETP Letters, 81(6), 292–295. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1931018

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