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5472
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2010-6-8
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The drive to smaller and smaller computational devices demands control over the structure, composition, and magnetic properties of materials on a sub-100-nanometer scale. In his Perspective, Scholl highlights a report by Heinze et al., who have been able to image an antiferromagnetic Mn monolayer at atomic resolution using a technique called spin-polarized scanning tunneling microscopy. Because of its unrivaled resolution, this technique is likely to provide insights into magnetic interactions that are of fundamental importance to magnetic devices.
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eng
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PubMed-not-MEDLINE
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Jun
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0036-8075
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Print
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9
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288
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NLM
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Y
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1762-3
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2000
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ANTIFERROMAGNETISM: Taking a Very Close Look at Magnetic Structures.
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Journal Article
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