Domain wall transformations and hopping in La0.7Sr0.3MnO3 nanostructures imaged with high resolution x-ray magnetic microscopy

Domain wall transformations and hopping in La0.7Sr0.3MnO3 nanostructures imaged with high resolution x-ray magnetic microscopy
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10.1088/0953-8984/26/45/456003
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2014-10
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Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
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S. Finizio;M. Foerster;Benjamin Krueger;C. Vaz;T. Miyawaki;M. Mawass;L. Peña;L. Méchin;S. Hühn;V. Moshnyaga;F. Büttner;A. Bisig;L. Le Guyader;S. El Moussaoui;S. Valencia;F. Kronast;S. Eisebitt;M. Kläui
S. Finizio;M. Foerster;Benjamin Krueger;C. Vaz;T. Miyawaki;M. Mawass;L. Peña;L. Méchin;S. Hühn;V. Moshnyaga;F. Büttner;A. Bisig;L. Le Guyader;S. El Moussaoui;S. Valencia;F. Kronast;S. Eisebitt;M. Kläui
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S. Finizio;M. Foerster;Benjamin Krueger;C. Vaz;T. Miyawaki;M. Mawass;L. Peña;L. Méchin;S. Hühn;V. Moshnyaga;F. Büttner;A. Bisig;L. Le Guyader;S. El Moussaoui;S. Valencia;F. Kronast;S. Eisebitt;M. Kläui

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