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Reentrant magnetism, antiferromagnetism, and domain wall pinning in nominally ferromagnetic Fe-Ni Invar

Rancourt et al., 1989

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12336629125977121281
Author
Rancourt D
Chehab S
Lamarche G
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Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials

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We report measurements of the low field (≈ 10 Oe) near zero field quenched dc magnetization, M ZFQ, measured on warming in the interval 4.2–250 K for three Fe-Ni Invar alloys of nominal compositions, Fe 66 Ni 34, Fe 65 Ni 35, and Fe 64 Ni 36. The samples …
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