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Changing the magnetism of amorphous FeSiB by mechanical milling

We have studied the magnetic properties of a sample obtained by high-energy mechanical milling from a ferromagnetic FeSiB amorphous ribbon. The milled material mainly consists of a Fe-based amorphous matrix embedding a minor fraction of α-Fe nanocrystallites (∼23%), and magnetization dynamics effect...

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Published in:	Journal of physics. Condensed matter 2010-07, Vol.22 (29), p.296010-296010
Main Authors:	Del Bianco, L, Spizzo, F, Tamisari, M, Bonetti, E, Ronconi, F, Fiorani, D
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