Large-scale production of ferromagnetic nanorings by a modified hole-mask colloidal lithography: Controlled creation of flux-closure vortex state

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Large arrays of ferromagnetic nanorings are produced by a modified hole-mask colloidal lithography and ring dimension can be modulated to create flux-closed vortex, known as a dipole-free magnetic state with a low crosstalk arising from neighboring entities.

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Lin, W. Y., Ho, C. C., & Hsu, W. K. (2016). Large-scale production of ferromagnetic nanorings by a modified hole-mask colloidal lithography: Controlled creation of flux-closure vortex state. AIP Advances, 6(2). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4941574

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