Anomalous magnetization processes and non-symmetrical domain wall displacements in L10 FePt particulate films
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Abstract Anomalous magnetization processes and non-symmetrical domain wall displacements in the minor loop of L1 0 FePt particulate films were investigated by magnetization measurements and in situ magnetic force microscopy. Magnetization ( M ) decreases dramatically on increasing the magnetic field to ∼3 kOe after which M becomes small and constant in the range of 5–20 kOe as observed in the successive measurement of minor loops. The domain wall displacement is non-symmetrical with respect to the field direction. The anomalous magnetization behavior was attributed to the non-symmetrical domain wall displacement and large magnetic field required for domain wall nucleation. Energy calculations from modeling suggest that non-symmetrical domain wall displacement is caused by the existence of metastable domains in which the domain edges are stuck to the particle boundaries.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Magnetic Properties and Applications · Magneto-Optical Properties and Applications
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