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Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

Volume 176, Issues 2-3
11 December 1997
Pages 155-158

PII: S0304-8853(97)00133-9

Spin-reorientation transitions in magnetic multilayers with cubic anisotropy and biquadratic exchange

V. V. Kostyuchenkoa, * and A. K. Zvezdinb

a Institute of Microelectronics, Russian Academy of Science, Universitetskaya 21 Yaroslavl, 150007 Russian Federation
b Institute of General Physics, Russian academy of Science, Vavilov 38 Moscow, 117942 Russian Federation

Received 30 January 1997. Available online 23 March 1999.

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Theoretical investigations of phase transitions in magnetic multilayer structures are presented. We suppose that biquadratic and Heisenberg exchange energy between adjacent layers is of the same order of magnitude. Anisotropy energy is cubic. Our consideration is close to the Fe/Cr(0 0 1) superlattice. An investigation is given showing that two phases with noncollinear orientation of magnetization in adjacent layers can represent the ground state. In the case being considered external magnetic field aligned perpendicular to the layers direction induces a spin-reorientation transition. Other types of anisotropy are also discussed.

Author Keywords: Multilayers; Phase transition; Spin reorientation

Index Terms: Multilayers; Magnetic materials; Phase transitions; Magnetic anisotropy; Magnetization; Magnetic fields; Magnetic field effects; Spin reorientation; Magnetic multilayers; Biquadratic exchange; Heisenberg exchange

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