Dependence of physical properties and giant magnetoresistance ratio on substrate position during rf sputtering of NiO and α-Fe2O3 for bottom spin valves
Seongtae Bae(University of Minnesota), W. F. Egelhoff, P. J. Chen(National Institute of Standards and Technology), J.H. Judy(University of Minnesota)
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