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   Applied Surface Science 
   Volumes 113-114
   April 1997
   Pages 165-168
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   PII: S0169-4332(96)00835-5

   Properties of Co(110)/Mo(100)/MgO(100) bilayers
   
   I. Klika^, *, U. M. Chena, Y. D. Yaoa, C. P. Changa, C. K. Loa, S. Y.
   Liaoa and Y. Lioua
   a Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Nankang Taipei 115 Taiwan
   Available online 11 March 1999.

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   Co(110)/Mo(100)/MgO(100) bilayers were grown using molecular beam
   epitaxy; the thickness of the Co layer was 200 å and that of the Mo
   buffer 0, 6, 20 and 50 å, respectively. Their magnetic, electric and
   surface properties were studied as functions of the non-magnetic
   buffer layer thickness and coercivity, resistivity and magnetization
   at 1 T were found to be correlated with surface roughness. The static
   scaling exponent was determined to be [alpha.gif] = 0.58±0.02 for all
   films, regardless of the roughness and topography of their surface.

   Author Keywords: Co thin films; Magnetic hysteresis; Surface
   topography; Scaling; Electric conductivity

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