The magnetic domain configurations and the magnetization processes in a permalloy wire-based honeycomb nano-network have been investigated by means of magnetic-force microscopy and magnetoresistance measurement. The magnetic structure is mainly governed by the magnetic interaction among the magnetic pole on the vertices, being similar to the so-called “ice-rule.” The magnetization vector in a wire behaves coherently. The present results seem to give a direct analogy between the honeycomb network and an Ising system on a kagomé lattice. The ice-rule type interaction, however, disappears with reducing magnetic energy at the vertices.
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