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Spin-dependent phenomena in ferromagnetic/nonmagnetic III–V heterostructures

Ohno et al., 2001

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8766768032210928735
Author
Ohno H
Matsukura F
Ohno Y
Publication year
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Solid state communications

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III–V ferromagnetic semiconductors allow epitaxial integration of ferromagnetism with nonmagnetic semiconductor heterostructures and offer opportunities to explore properties that combine conventional semiconductor physics with magnetic cooperative phenomena …
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