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   Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 
   Volume 156, Issues 1-3
   April 1996
   Pages 427-428
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   0304-8853(95)00926-4

   Saturation magnetic moments of Co/Cr multilayers
   
   K. Uchiyama^a^, *, I. Ishida^a, E. Hirota^a, K. Hamada^a and A.
   Okada^a
   a Department of Precision Engineering, Hokkaido University Sapporo 060
   Japan
   Available online 8 December 1999.

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   An anomalous magnetization process was observed in multilayers of Cr(8
   nm)/[Co(1 nm)/Cr(t nm)]19/Co(1 nm). A magnetic moment per Co atom,
   [sigma.gif] [s]Co, larger than 200 emu/g is obtained for t-values of
   1.5 and 3 nm from magnetization curves measured for magnetic fields up
   to 5 T at temperatures down to 5 K with a SQUID magnetometer. Also, a
   transition between a state of a larger magnetic moment and a smaller
   moment were observed at temperatures below 60 K.

   *Corresponding author.

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