Thickness dependence of oscillatory exchange bias

We observed oscillatory exchange bias with temperature for various Fe/Gd multilayers. Exchange bias was observed to oscillate between positive and negative fields. It is found that the oscillatory pattern is strongly affected by the underlayer Gd thickness and the number of the bilayer repetitions....

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Rare-earth metals
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