Magnetic vortex core observation in circular dots of permalloy

@article{Shinjo2000MagneticVC,
  title={Magnetic vortex core observation in circular dots of permalloy},
  author={Shinjo and Okuno and Hassdorf and Shigeto and Ono},
  journal={Science},
  year={2000},
  volume={289 5481},
  pages={
          930-2
        }
}
  • ShinjoOkuno Ono
  • Published 11 August 2000
  • Physics, Materials Science
  • Science
Spin structures of nanoscale magnetic dots are the subject of increasing scientific effort, as the confinement of spins imposed by the geometrical restrictions makes these structures comparable to some internal characteristic length scales of the magnet. For a vortex (a ferromagnetic dot with a curling magnetic structure), a spot of perpendicular magnetization has been theoretically predicted to exist at the center of the vortex. Experimental evidence for this magnetization spot is provided by… 

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