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September 17, 2007Applied Physics Letters

Changing and reversing the exchange bias in a current-in-plane spin valve by means of an electric current

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XTXiaoli TangUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of ChinaHZHuaiwu ZhangUniversity of HelsinkiHSHua SuNortheastern University

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