T.M. MeazMohamed AmerM. K. El‐NimrA MorrishK HaendaJ CoeyA OchiK WatanabeM KiyamaT ShinjoY BandoT TakadaJ NaD HanJ ZahoH LuoA BerkowitzJ LahutC VanburenH RechnbergF TourinhoS GangopadhyayY YangG HahjipanayisV PapaefthymiuC SornsenK KlabundeD HanJ WangY FengH LuoK DaviesS WellsS CharlesM SolerS Da SilvaV GargA OliveraR AzevedoA PimentaE LimaP MoraisG JiS TangS RenF ZhangB GuY DuL TungV KolesnichenkoD CaruntuN ChouC O'connorL SpinuS AhmedS OgaleP KofinsM RajendranR PullarA BhattacharyaD DasS ChintalapudiC MajumdarA Slawska-WaniewskaP DidukhJ GrenecheP FanninV MashevaM GrigorovaN ValkovH BlytheT MidlarzV BlaskovJ GeshevM MikhovY AhnE ChoiS KimHNam OkK DaviesS WellsR UpadhyayS CharlesK O ' GradyM HiloTS MrupG Da CostaE De GraveA BryanL Bowen
By means of Mössbauer effect spectroscopy, ultrafine cobalt-ferrite particles was studied.The spectra were obtained between 14 K and 300 K, and also at 5 K with 4 T applied external magnetic field.The spectra obtained with large magnetic fields demonstrated the non-collinear magnetic structure occurs in the surface layers of the Co-ferrite system.The importance of the applied field during the measurements for a correct characterization and the coating effect were shown.The measurements illustrated that coating the surface of Co-Fe 2 O 4 particles with oleic acid does not necessarily explain the canting of spins observed.
Aarti GuptaAnjali LealMohit Sahni
M. M. El-OkrMohamed A. SalemMalinda SalimR. M. El-OkrMustafa A. AshoushMohamed Talaat
J. BalavijayalakshmiN. SuriyanarayananR Jayapraksah