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November 15, 1988Journal of Applied Physics

Polar Kerr-effect observation of perpendicular surface anisotropy for ultrathin ferromagnetic films: fcc Fe/Cu(100)

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CLC. LiuArgonne National LaboratoryEME. R. MoogArgonne National LaboratorySBS. D. BaderArgonne National Laboratory

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