Nano-magnetism of magnetostriction in Fe35Co65

The nature of the large magnetostriction in body-centered Fe-based solid solutions has been widely discussed in the literature. Here, we use a combination of magnetostriction, magnetization, torque, and transmission electron microscopy measurements of specially annealed Co65Fe35 to show that the mag...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2014-03, Vol.104 (9)
Main Authors: Lisfi, A., Ren, T., Khachaturyan, A., Wuttig, M.
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Solid solutions
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