| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9812497 | Thin Solid Films | 2005 | 6 Pages | 
Abstract
												For Co and CoNi single layer films, the coercivity is a linear function of the inverse layer thickness and has an angular dependence of a fourfold-like symmetry although only a uniaxial anisotropy exists. For both as-prepared and post field-cooled Co/FeMn bilayers, the exchange field and the coercivity enhancement are proportional to the inverse Co thickness. For as-prepared ones, the exchange field and the coercivity are smaller than those of post field-cooled ones. At the same time, the exchange field, the coercivity, and the in-plane resonance field have the similar angular dependence as those of post field-cooled ones. The magnetization reversal process must be accompanied by non-coherent rotation model in Co and CoNi single layer films, and as-prepared Co/FeMn bilayers.
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											Authors
												S.P. Hao, Y.X. Sui, R. Shan, L. Sun, S.M. Zhou, 
											