Spin transport in metal and oxide devices at the nanoscale

Here we discuss a non-destructive technique that characterizes spin and charge transport at the nanometer scale, across buried layers and interfaces, in magnetic memory elements as used in spin transfer torque based Magnetic Random Access Memory (STT-MRAM). While probing in the current-perpendicular...

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Main Authors: Parui, S., Rana, K. G., Banerjee, T.
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Magnetic domain walls
Magnetic domains
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Magnetic tunneling
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