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April 1, 2009Journal of Applied Physics

Changing the exchange bias of spin valves by means of current pulses: Role of the Joule heating

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XTXiaoli TangUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of ChinaHZH. W. ZhangZhejiang UniversityHSHua SuNortheastern University

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