Metastable γ-FeNi nanostructures with tunable Curie temperature

Tuning the Curie temperature in γ-FeNi nanoparticles for magnetocaloric applications by controlling the oxidation kinetics

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Curie temperature of multiphase nanostructures

Oscillatory curie temperature of two-dimensional ferromagnets.

The effective exchange interactions of magnetic overlayers Fe/Cu(001) and Co/Cu(001) covered by a Cu-cap layer of varying thickness were calculated in real space from first principles. The effective two-dimensional Heisenberg Hamiltonian was constructed and used to estimate magnon dispersion laws, spin-wave stiffness constants, and overlayer Curie temperatures within the mean-field and random-p...

Patterned FeNi soft magnetic strips film with tunable resonance frequency from 1 to 10.6 GHz

Soft magnetic films with a wide-range tunable ferromagnetic resonance frequency are suitable for miniaturization and multifunctionalization of microwave integrated circuits. Fabrication of these films for high-frequency applications is usually complicated and difficult. We demonstrate a simple method to fabricate patterned FeNi soft magnetic strip films by magnetron sputtering and photolithogra...

Boosting the Curie temperature with correlations in diluted magnetic semiconductors

We present a quantitative theory for the effects of correlated doping on the ferromagnetism of diluted magnetic semiconductors. It predicts that room temperature ferromagnetism should be possible in homogeneous, but correlated, samples of MnxGa1−xAs. The theory predicts lower critical temperatures for MnxGa1−xN. Typeset using REVTEX email:[email protected] Also in the CNRS,email:[email protected] emai...