Ungkil KimTae‐Eon ParkIlsoo KimHan-Kyu SeongMyeong-Ha KimJoonyeon ChangJae‐Gwan ParkHeon‐Jin Choi
Semiconductors doped with magnetic ion, the so-called diluted magnetic semiconductors, are promising candidates for spintronics. Herein, we report on magnetic anisotropy in Mn:Ge diluted magnetic semiconductor nanowires. We grew single crystal Mn:Ge nanowires vertically on a Ge substrate and found the anisotropy in ratios of orbital to spin magnetic moments in the angle-dependent x-ray magnetic circular dichroism measurements. Our further characterization indicates that this anisotropy comes from the unique characteristics of nanowires, i.e., very high aspect ratio in their shape and tensile stress along the longitudinal direction, which confine the spins along the longitudinal direction and make an easy axis in that direction.
Heon‐Jin ChoiHan-Kyu SeongUngkil Kim
Y. D. ParkA. W. WilsonAubrey T. HanbickiJ. E. MattsonT. AmbroseΓ. ΣπανόςB. T. Jonker
Heon‐Jin ChoiHan‐Kyu SeongUngkil Kim
Ge Shi-HuiJinglei YinHua‐Xin Zhang
Heon‐Jin ChoiHan Kyu SeongJoonyeon ChangKwangkeun LeeYeong-Joon ParkJinhee KimSeung‐Kon LeeRuihua HeTevye KuykendallPeidong Yang