Owing to their bcc structures and the low lattice misfit with MgO, FeV alloys are interesting for MgO-based magnetic tunnel junctions. We use vector network analyzer ferromagnetic resonance to measure the magnetization, anisotropy, exchange stiffness, and damping of epitaxial FeV/MgO thin alloys of various V contents. The low magnetization, very high exchange stiffness (23 pJ/m) and very low effective damping (<0.0026) of the alloy with 20% V content makes it an interesting candidate for spin torque applications. The ultralow damping is consistent with a spin-orbit origin, which sheds light on the possible strategies to reduce the damping in alloys.
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