IIn situR magnetic resonance measurements of ultrathin Ni(111) on W(110) prepared in ultrahigh vacuum have been carried out to determine the thickness dependence of the critical exponent {β} and the Curie temperature Tc. We find that {β} changes drastically from 0.30 to 0.13 between 7 and 5 monolayers. We attribute this behavior to a crossover from a three- to a two-dimensional magnetic behavior. The observed Tc's and linewidths also exhibit the effect of the dimensional crossover. Ni films {≤}4 layers thick show a truly two-dimensional magnetic phase transition with {β}=0.13.
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