Phase composition and magnetic structure in nanocrystalline ferromagnetic Fe–N–O films
The chemical and phase compositions and structure of the Fe–N–O films produced by reactive dc magnetron sputtering (in Ar or Ar + N2 gas mixture atmospheres) under different conditions (energy parameters of magnetron, residual pressure in the magnetron chamber after preliminary pumping, operating pr...
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