Comparing artificial frustrated magnets by tuning the symmetry of nanoscale permalloy arrays

Jing Li(Beijing University of Technology), P. Schiffer(Princeton University), Cristiano Nisoli(Pennsylvania State University), D. Garand(Pennsylvania State University), Sheng Zhang(Pennsylvania State University), Paul E. Lammert(Pennsylvania State University), Vincent H. Crespi(Pennsylvania State University), Xianglin Ke(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
Physical Review B
March 29, 2010
10.1103/physrevb.81.092406
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