Magnetism at interfaces and surfaces, as probed by neutron scattering
Abstract
The diffraction of polarized neutrons from metal-metal superlattices, with one of the two metal magnetic, has yielded significant information on the microscopic distribution of magnetism, although the ultimate possibilities of the technique are yet sample-limited. Fresnel reflection of polarized neutrons from superconductors and ferromagnets is providing the depth profile of the magnetization close to the surface of these materials.
- Publication:
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Presented at the Course on Dynamical Phenomena at Surfaces
- Pub Date:
- December 1984
- Bibcode:
- 1984dpsi.conf....1F
- Keywords:
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- Fresnel Reflectors;
- Neutron Diffraction;
- Neutron Scattering;
- Polarization (Waves);
- Crystal Lattices;
- Ferromagnetic Materials;
- Magnetization;
- Surfaces;
- Physics (General)