Kakazei G. Ensembles of magnetic nanoparticles with dominant dipolar interactions

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

State registration number

0505U000422

Thesis Registration Form

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Applicant for

Kakazei Glib Mykolayovych

Specialization

01.04.11 - Магнетизм

Date of defense

30-06-2005

Specialized Academic Board

Д26.248.01

Essay

The complex picture of magnetic states in different systems of magnetic nanoparticles with dominant dipolar interactions was obtained and their correlations with macroscopic magnetic and transport properties were studied. Three different systems were investigated - nanogranular films magnetic metal/nonmagnetic metal, nanogranular layered magnetic films metal/insulator and periodic arrays of submicron circular magnetic dots. New routes to optimize the properties of such systems for practical applications were ellaborated.

Thesis supervisor

Baryakhtar Victor Grygorovych

Official opponents

Рябченко Сергій Михайлович
Данилов Вадим Васильович
Лось Віктор Федорович

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