Interparticle interactions and time effects in very thin Fe–SiO2 granular films

Otte, D. ; Weston, J. L. ; Zhou, J. N. ; Barnard, J. A.

[S.l.] : American Institute of Physics (AIP)
Published 1999
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1089-7550
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Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
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autor Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
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Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
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notes Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
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shingle_author_1 Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
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Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
shingle_author_3 Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
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Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
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Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
Interparticle interactions and time effects in very thin Fe–SiO2 granular films
Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7550
10897550
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_2 Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
Interparticle interactions and time effects in very thin Fe–SiO2 granular films
Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7550
10897550
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_3 Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
Interparticle interactions and time effects in very thin Fe–SiO2 granular films
Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7550
10897550
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_4 Otte, D.
Weston, J. L.
Zhou, J. N.
Barnard, J. A.
Interparticle interactions and time effects in very thin Fe–SiO2 granular films
Time decay and remanence measurements have been made on a series of very thin Fe–SiO2 granular thin films of varying composition. The susceptibility and the magnetic viscosity decreases drastically when the film thickness is thin enough to reach a two-dimensional arrangement of the granules. The measured values of the magnetic viscosity are very low (2% loss per decade) in the thinnest films so that further investigations in granular magnetic systems with higher anisotropy promise greater advantages for recording media. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7550
10897550
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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