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Different strategies for obtaining nanowires (NWs) with ferromagnetic properties using the molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) grown nanostructures combining GaAs and Mn were investigated. Four types of structures have been studied: (i) self‐catalyzed GaAs:Mn NWs grown at low temperatures on GaAs(100) substrates; (ii) GaAs:Mn NWs grown at high temperatures on Si(100) substrates; (iii) GaAs–GaMnAs core–shell NW structures; (iv) GaAs–MnAs core–shell NW structures grown on Si(100). Structures of types (i), (iii), and (iv) exhibit ferromagnetic properties. Right: Scanning electron microscopy image of Mn doped GaAs NWs with Ga droplets at the tops, grown by MBE on oxidized Si(100) substrate in the autocatalytic growth mode. magnified image
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