frontiers in imaging magnetism with polarized x-rays
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2015
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Abstract
Although magnetic imaging with polarized x-rays is a rather young scientific discipline, the various types of established x-ray microscopes have already taken an important role in state-of-the-art characterization of the properties and behavior of spin textures in advanced materials. The opportunities ahead will be to obtain in a unique way indispensable multidimensional information of the structure, dynamics and composition of scientifically interesting and technologically relevant magnetic materials.
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| Authors | ;Peter eFischer;Peter eFischer |
| Journal | journal of biomaterials science polymer edition |
| Year | 2015 |
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