The magnetorefractive effect (MRE) has been demonstrated in reflection for giant magnetoresistive Co30Ag70/Si(100) granular films, 400 and 1000 Å thick. Measurements of infrared radiation in the 2–14 μm range indicate a sensitivity to polarization of the incident light and an enhanced response at oblique angles of incidence. Direct correlation with dc magnetoresistance measurements has been demonstrated but computer simulations show that current theory is unable to satisfactorily model experimental observation.
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