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Simulation of Interface Enhancement of Multilayer Niobium–Cobalt Nanosystems by Pressing
This article describes the process of formation of clear interfaces between the components of a multilayer nanocomposite. Experimental studies and modeling show that the quality of the interface noticeably det...
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Fractionally Quadratic Approximation and Invariant Properties of the Nickel Steel Carpenter 49 Magnetization Curve
A well-founded class of dependences, based on the theory of nonlinear electrical circuits, is proposed for the formal approximation of static characteristics for various electronic devices. The dependences are...
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Observation of an fcc–Co nanolayer grown between CoO and amorphous Si
The thermodynamically crystallographic phase of Co at ambient conditions is hexagonal-close-packed. However, it has been found that given a crystallographic support from a suitable substrate, the high-temperat...
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Cobalt/Cobaltoxide Exchange Bias System for Diluted Ferromagnetic Alloy Films in Superconducting Spin-Valves
The present work reports on the influence of a Cobalt sublayer on a conventional exchange bias CoOx/Cu41Ni59 interface. For superconducting spintronics the ability to exchange bias diluted ferromagnetic alloys is...
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The effect of p66shc protein on the resistance of the RKO colon cancer cell line to oxidative stress
P66shc protein is an alternative transcript product of the SHC1 gene. Whereas two other isoforms (p52shc and p46shc) have adaptor function in the RAS signaling pathway, p66shc regulates the amount of reactive oxy...
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Activation and structural and adsorption features of activated carbons with highly developed micro-, meso- and macroporosity
Three sets of activated carbons (ACs) were prepared with the same precursor but activated differently (by CO2 or water vapour) with various burn-off levels. The ACs demonstrate increased deviation of the pore sha...
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Ferromagnetic Josephson Junctions with Critical Current Density Artificially Modulated on a “Short” Scale
We study the Josephson effect in junctions with a ferromagnetic (F) barrier having its properties (interface transparency or the F-layer thickness) artificially modulated on a scale less than the Josephson pen...
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Josephson Effect in SFNS Josephson Junctions
The critical current, I C, of Josephson junctions both in ramp-type (S-FN-S) and in overlap (SNF-FN-FNS, SN-FN-NS, SNF-N-FNS) geometries has been calculated in the frame of linearized Usadel ...
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Open AccessWetting of grain boundaries in Al by the solid Al3Mg2 phase
The microstructure of binary Al100−x –Mg x (x = 10, 15, 18 and 25 wt%) alloys after long anneals (600–4000 h) was studied between 210 and 440 °C. The tra...
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The role of theoretical research in the development of novel technologies
The authors give examples to prove not only the heuristic and worldview value of theoretical science but also its importance for the development of novel technologies.
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Quasi-one-dimensional Fulde-Ferrell-Larkin-Ovchinnikov-like state in Nb/Cu0.41Ni0.59 bilayers
In a ferromagnet (F) being in contact with a superconductor (S) an unconventional finite-momentum pairing of electrons forming Cooper pairs occurs. As a consequence, interference effects of the pairing wave fu...
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Grain boundary wetting in the Al-Mg system and synthesis of magnesium diboride in contact with melt
The interaction between a Mg-containing melt and B under conditions of partial and complete wetting of Al/Al grain boundaries by Al-Mg melt has been investigated. The study was performed on Al polycrystals wit...
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Extinction and Recovery of Superconductivity by Interference in Superconductor/Ferromagnet Bilayers
In superconductor–ferromagnet (S/F) metallic contacts, the superconducting condensate penetrates through the S/F interface into a ferromagnetic layer. In contrast to the conventional S/N proximity effect, the ...
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Reentrant superconductivity in superconductor-ferromagnetic-alloy bilayers
Oscillating behavior of superconductivity in ultrathin bilayers of niobium and ferromagnetic alloy Cu41Ni59 has been observed. This phenomenon was most pronounced at a Nb layer thickness of about 7.3 nm: the supe...
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Origin of the Resistive Transition Broadening for Superconducting Magnesium Diboride
The origin of the superconducting transition broadening for the novel superconductor MgB2 is investigated. The dominant role of twodimensional fluctuations and thermally activated flux flow in the vicinity of the...
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Two-Dimensional Superconducting Fluctuations in MgB2 Films
The origin of the resistive transition broadening for superconducting MgB2 films is investigated experimentally. The crucial role of two-dimensional weak and critical fluctuations is demonstrated.
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3D–2D crossover in melting transition on superconducting Mo/Si multilayers
Two-dimensional and three-dimensional vortex-lattice melting is observed on superconducting Mo/Si multilayers. Quasi-2D melting takes place in the range of high magnetic fields. The position of the melting tra...
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Scaling behaviour of relaxation dependences in metaloxide superconductors
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Double-dimensional crossover in layered superconductor
The critical magnetic fieldsH c2 of superconducting layered structures V/Cu were investigated. The double-dimensional crossover 3D-2D-3D was observed on the temperature (H′ c2(θ)) dependences of critical magneti...
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Study of the stability of a rectangular plate with a rectangular cut-out under the action of a compressive load