False-color magnetic image of single-domain magnetic nanostructures
From Evoy et al., Cornell Univ
False-color magnetic image of single-domain magnetic nanostructures
From Evoy et al., Cornell Univ
S. Evoy (ECE), 1-3204, 460 Whittemore, evoy@vt.edu, Homepage
R. Heflin (Physics), 1-4504, 108 Robeson, rheflin@vt.edu, Homepage
Lectures: TH 9:30-10:45 am, 101 Robeson
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Note: Several papers (B7, B14, D2, D7) were removed from the Coursepack prior to
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B14 will not be covered.
Also note that paper B3 was inadvertently placed in section E of the Coursepack.
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