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A detailed magnetization study of Cu/Ni multilayered films made by sputtering is presented, and it is shown that these films are ``reentrant'' systems and not ordinary ferromagnets as often assumed. The transition from the spin-glass phase to the ferromagnetic phase is identified by the temperature Tₚ at which a peak in the dc magnetization occurs. This peak is seen in all the samples and Tₚ decreases as {λ} (bilayer thickness) decreases. The ferromagnetic region between Tₚ and the Curie temperature TC is also identified.
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