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Magnetic anisotropy in prismatic nickel nanowires

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3 Author(s)
Sun, L. ; Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland 21218 ; Searson, P.C. ; Chien, C.L.

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Nickel nanowire arrays with a diamond-shaped cross section and the same orientation have been fabricated in nanoporous single mica crystal membranes by electrodeposition. All wires are 5 μm long with an effective diameter of 120 nm. The sample can be considered as a collection of laterally and vertically aligned identical micromagnetic prisms. We report on the magnetic anisotropy due to the quasi-one-dimensional wire shape and diamond cross section. © 2001 American Institute of Physics.

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Applied Physics Letters  (Volume:79 ,  Issue: 26 )

Date of Publication: Dec 2001

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