Titlebook: Magnetic Microscopy of Nanostructures; Herbert Hopster,Hans Peter Oepen Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Magnetic domains.

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SPLEEM,e basis of SPLEEM (6.2). This is followed by a brief description of the experimental aspects of the method (6.3). The remaining part is devoted to the applications of SPLEEM mainly in the study of thin film systems (6.4). The final section (6.5) briefly summarizes the possibilities and limitations of the method.

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Imaging Magnetic Microspectroscopy,crospectroscopy. In a PEEM, an electrostatic electron optics creates a magnified image of the secondary electron intensity distribution at the sample surface. When excited by soft X-rays, the image intensity can thus be regarded as a local electron yield probe of X-ray absorption. In XMCD, the measu

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Scanning Probe Methods for Magnetic Imaging,resent context, a magnetic property — at a certain lateral resolution. In the case of tomographic methods, a certain depth resolution is also required. Most frequently employed probe-sample interactions in magnetic imaging involve electron exchange and the analysis of the spin polarization, the refl

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