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FeZrB(Cu) metallic glasses present the same Invar (like) properties as the pure FeZr ones, in particular a large dependence of the Curie temperature on pressure. Magnetic and M\"ossbauer measurements show a decrease of the Invar character as the boron concentration increases, with a linear relationship between the change of Curie temperature per unit stress and the reciprocal of the Curie temperature itself. The influence of boron is shown to greatly enhance the weak itinerant ferromagnetism of FeZr glasses leading to stronger ferromagnetic behavior. {} 1996 The American Physical Society.
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