We show that Ar+ irradiation can be used effectively to transform a chemically ordered FePt L10 homogeneous thin film into an anisotropy-graded composite media with tunable magnetic response. This can be exploited to produce magnetic media with high thermal stability and moderate coercivity with potential in high-density magnetic recording applications. The depth distribution of the chemical order parameter, which controls the magnetic switching mechanism of the system, has been determined by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy. The irradiation-induced modifications of the material have been modeled using Monte Carlo simulations for ion transport in solids. The magnetic properties and coupling regimes of the resulting exchange-...
A soft/hard Fe/FePt bilayer with perpendicular magnetization was prepared on a glass substrate. Anne...
The magnetic properties of FePt thin films have been modified by exposing the samples to irradiation...
FePt with ordered L10 structure is a promising material for high-density magnetic recording media be...
We investigated magnetic properties and L10 phase formation of FePt films by rapid thermal annealing...
Magnetic anisotropy phase-graded A1/L10-FePt films deposited on amorphous glass substrates were inve...
The effect of graded anisotropy on static and dynamic magnetic properties of Ar+-irradiated FePt fil...
L10 - chemically ordered FePt thin films with large perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA) of up to...
Hard-magnetic L10 phase FePt has been demonstrated as a promising candidate for future nanomagnetic ...
In this paper, we illustrate how to modify the structure and magnetic properties of L10 FePt and PtM...
Perpendicular magnetic nanostructures have played an important role in magnetic recording technologi...
Recently, high magnetic anisotropy materials have received much attention to meet the demands of app...
International audiencePrevious work on ion irradiation control of FePt thin films magnetic anisotrop...
We investigated magnetic properties and L10 phase formation of FePt films by rapid thermal annealing...
L10-ordered FePt thin films are a leading candidate for next-generation magnetic recording, such as ...
We have investigated the physical mechanism whereby ion irradiation produces large changes in the ma...
A soft/hard Fe/FePt bilayer with perpendicular magnetization was prepared on a glass substrate. Anne...
The magnetic properties of FePt thin films have been modified by exposing the samples to irradiation...
FePt with ordered L10 structure is a promising material for high-density magnetic recording media be...
We investigated magnetic properties and L10 phase formation of FePt films by rapid thermal annealing...
Magnetic anisotropy phase-graded A1/L10-FePt films deposited on amorphous glass substrates were inve...
The effect of graded anisotropy on static and dynamic magnetic properties of Ar+-irradiated FePt fil...
L10 - chemically ordered FePt thin films with large perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA) of up to...
Hard-magnetic L10 phase FePt has been demonstrated as a promising candidate for future nanomagnetic ...
In this paper, we illustrate how to modify the structure and magnetic properties of L10 FePt and PtM...
Perpendicular magnetic nanostructures have played an important role in magnetic recording technologi...
Recently, high magnetic anisotropy materials have received much attention to meet the demands of app...
International audiencePrevious work on ion irradiation control of FePt thin films magnetic anisotrop...
We investigated magnetic properties and L10 phase formation of FePt films by rapid thermal annealing...
L10-ordered FePt thin films are a leading candidate for next-generation magnetic recording, such as ...
We have investigated the physical mechanism whereby ion irradiation produces large changes in the ma...
A soft/hard Fe/FePt bilayer with perpendicular magnetization was prepared on a glass substrate. Anne...
The magnetic properties of FePt thin films have been modified by exposing the samples to irradiation...
FePt with ordered L10 structure is a promising material for high-density magnetic recording media be...