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Magnetic Aftereffect in Compositionally-Modulated Ni/Cu Multilayers Prepared by Electrodeposition and by Sputtering
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 February 2011
Abstract
A relaxation of the magnetization following a rapid change in the magnetic field has been found in a compositionally-modulated Ni/Cu multilayer produced by sputtering. This finding demonstrates that the relaxation previously found in compositionally-modulated alloys produced by electrodeposition is a property of the material and not an artifact of the electrodeposition process.
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