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We have successfully grown high-quality Dy/Y rare-earth superlattices with their a or b axes perpendicular to the growth plane, at choice. Earlier efforts by molecular-beam-epitaxy methods produced only growth along the c axis. In other research, we have grown almost freestanding superlattices of Dy/Y and other hexagonal rare-earth superlattices. These new configurations make a variety of significant new experiments accessible.
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