Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al

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Autor(a) principal: Fonda, Emiliano
Data de Publicação: 2005
Outros Autores: Teixeira, Sergio Ribeiro, Geshev, Julian Penkov, Babonneau, David, Pailloux, Frederic, Traverse, Agnes
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
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Resumo: Using a layer-by-layer deposition technique, Ni thin films were sandwiched between AlOx layers in an Al matrix. By using x-ray-absorption spectroscopy, grazing incidence small-angle x-ray scattering, and highresolution transmission electron microscopy, we showed that the Ni layers are discontinuous and that pure Ni clusters are formed with sizes in the nanometer range. Depending on the preparation conditions, different magnetic behaviours are observed. When only one discontinuous Ni layer is grown, the hysteresis loops at low temperature display a conventional shape with a reduced magnetic moment per atom due to a magnetically dead layer at the cluster surface. When three discontinuous Ni layers are grown, a negative differential magnetization is observed. This phenomenon is interpreted as due to an antiferromagnetic coupling between two populations of magnetic grains having different average diameters in the different Ni layers. The coupling is indirect through the Al spacer.
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title Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
spellingShingle Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
Fonda, Emiliano
Física
title_short Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
title_full Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
title_fullStr Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
title_full_unstemmed Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
title_sort Negative differential magnetization for Ni nanoparticles in Al
author Fonda, Emiliano
author_facet Fonda, Emiliano
Teixeira, Sergio Ribeiro
Geshev, Julian Penkov
Babonneau, David
Pailloux, Frederic
Traverse, Agnes
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author2 Teixeira, Sergio Ribeiro
Geshev, Julian Penkov
Babonneau, David
Pailloux, Frederic
Traverse, Agnes
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Fonda, Emiliano
Teixeira, Sergio Ribeiro
Geshev, Julian Penkov
Babonneau, David
Pailloux, Frederic
Traverse, Agnes
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Física
topic Física
description Using a layer-by-layer deposition technique, Ni thin films were sandwiched between AlOx layers in an Al matrix. By using x-ray-absorption spectroscopy, grazing incidence small-angle x-ray scattering, and highresolution transmission electron microscopy, we showed that the Ni layers are discontinuous and that pure Ni clusters are formed with sizes in the nanometer range. Depending on the preparation conditions, different magnetic behaviours are observed. When only one discontinuous Ni layer is grown, the hysteresis loops at low temperature display a conventional shape with a reduced magnetic moment per atom due to a magnetically dead layer at the cluster surface. When three discontinuous Ni layers are grown, a negative differential magnetization is observed. This phenomenon is interpreted as due to an antiferromagnetic coupling between two populations of magnetic grains having different average diameters in the different Ni layers. The coupling is indirect through the Al spacer.
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