Ferromagnet Interfaces
Ferromagnet Interfaces is a physical construct denoting the interfacial region between a ferromagnetic material and an adjacent layer—typically an antiferromagnet—where spin-dependent interactions give rise to exchange bias, distinguished from bulk magnetic behavior by interfacial spin pinning and asymmetric magnetic coupling.
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