Magnetic Structure of Multilayers from Soft-X-Ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism

Chen, C. T.; Idzerda, Y. U.; Kao, C.-C.; Tjeng, L. H.; Lin, H.-J.; Meigs, G.

doi:10.1557/PROC-375-59

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Magnetic Structure of Multilayers from Soft-X-Ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism

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Chen, C. T., Idzerda, Y. U., Kao, C.-C., Tjeng, L. H., Lin, H.-J., & Meigs, G. (1994). Magnetic Structure of Multilayers from Soft-X-Ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism. In MRS Proceedings (pp. 59-70). Materials Research Society.

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Soft-x-ray magnetic circular dichroism (MCD) is the difference between the absorptivity or reflectivity of left and right circularly polarized soft-x-rays at the magnetically interesting L2,3- edges of 3d transition metals or the M4,5-edges of the 4f rare earth elements. Thanks to its large absorption cross-section and strong MCD effect, this technique has become a powerful new means for probing, in an element- and site-specific manner, the magnetic properties of ultra-thin films and multilayers. Soft-x-ray MCD experiments, recently conducted at the Dragon beamline, are utilized to demonstrate the recent progress in this technique and its applications in the research of magnetic thin films.