A unique electrochemical cell allows in situ magneto-optic Kerr effect measurements for magnetic characterization of ultrathin films, concurrently with electrochemical control. This durable, compact, and easy to assemble cell is mounted on a rotatable base which enables magnetic measurements in both the longitudinal (in plane) and polar (perpendicular to plane) configurations. Its utility in the reproducible preparation and in situ magnetic characterization of thin films is demonstrated with electrochemical and ferromagnetic hysteresis data for ultrathin Ni films (≤15 monolayers electrodeposited on Ag(111) and Au(111) single crystal substrates
The magneto-optic Kerr effect (MOKE) is the rotation and ellipticity change of polarised light upon ...
Spintronics is primarily based on the precise control of a nanostructure magnetization direction, ar...
This bachelor's thesis deals with magneto-optic effects with special aim for magneto-optic Kerr effe...
Faculty advisor: Paul A. CrowellThis research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunit...
Electrodeposition is being investigated as a novel and low-cost method to prepare magneto-optic thin...
Nano-structured magnetic materials have attacted intense research interest as they exhibit unusual p...
Understanding magnetic properties of materials allows for advances in applications such as data stor...
We report on enhanced longitudinal magnetooptic Kerr effect signal contrast in thin-film nanomagneti...
In this work we present the way of nanostructured films study by means of magnetoellipsometry. The m...
We are exploring how the topography of substrate surface alters the magnetic property of ferromagnet...
Objectives of this research are: (1) to measure the hysteresis loop, Kerr rotation angle, anisotropy...
This thesis is divided into three main sections that deal with optical and magnetic thin films prope...
Modern material growth techniques allow for nano-engineering highly complex three dimensionally nano...
Spectral ellipsometry technique is demonstrated to be a useful tool for the investigation of optical...
Magnetoresistance properties of Ni nanocontacts in the ballistic quantum regime are investigated in ...
The magneto-optic Kerr effect (MOKE) is the rotation and ellipticity change of polarised light upon ...
Spintronics is primarily based on the precise control of a nanostructure magnetization direction, ar...
This bachelor's thesis deals with magneto-optic effects with special aim for magneto-optic Kerr effe...
Faculty advisor: Paul A. CrowellThis research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunit...
Electrodeposition is being investigated as a novel and low-cost method to prepare magneto-optic thin...
Nano-structured magnetic materials have attacted intense research interest as they exhibit unusual p...
Understanding magnetic properties of materials allows for advances in applications such as data stor...
We report on enhanced longitudinal magnetooptic Kerr effect signal contrast in thin-film nanomagneti...
In this work we present the way of nanostructured films study by means of magnetoellipsometry. The m...
We are exploring how the topography of substrate surface alters the magnetic property of ferromagnet...
Objectives of this research are: (1) to measure the hysteresis loop, Kerr rotation angle, anisotropy...
This thesis is divided into three main sections that deal with optical and magnetic thin films prope...
Modern material growth techniques allow for nano-engineering highly complex three dimensionally nano...
Spectral ellipsometry technique is demonstrated to be a useful tool for the investigation of optical...
Magnetoresistance properties of Ni nanocontacts in the ballistic quantum regime are investigated in ...
The magneto-optic Kerr effect (MOKE) is the rotation and ellipticity change of polarised light upon ...
Spintronics is primarily based on the precise control of a nanostructure magnetization direction, ar...
This bachelor's thesis deals with magneto-optic effects with special aim for magneto-optic Kerr effe...