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Giant magnetoresistance in melt spun Cu‐Co alloys

Wecker et al., 1993

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481283597430043792
Author
Wecker J
Von Helmolt R
Schultz L
Samwer K
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Applied physics letters

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Cu1− x Co x alloys with x= 0.1 and x= 0.2 have been prepared by conventional melt spinning. The rapid solidification process results in an extended solubility of Co in Cu although some Co precipitates already during quenching. In the as‐quenched ribbons, the …
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