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Oscillatory magnetic exchange coupling through thin copper layers

Stuart S. P. Parkin, +2 more
- 22 Apr 1991 - 
- Vol. 66, Iss: 16, pp 2152-2155
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It is shown that Co slabs are indirectly exchanged coupled via thin Cu layers with a coupling that alternates back and forth between antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic superlattices, confirming theoretical predictions more than 25 years old.
Abstract
Confirming theoretical predictions more than 25 years old, we show that Co slabs are indirectly exchange coupled via thin Cu layers with a coupling that alternates back and forth between antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic Four oscillations are observed with a period of \ensuremath{\simeq}10 \AA{} Moreover, the antiferromagnetically coupled Co/Cu superlattices exhibit extraordinarily large saturation magnetoresistances at 300 K of more than 65%

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