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the behavioral shifts of these textured films as dimensions, in particular thickness, werereduced. To do this, transitional behaviors of textured Fe52Rh48, Fe50Rh50, and Fe48Rh52films of thickness 5nm to 200nm were investigated. With reduction in thckness from200 nm to 5 nm, textured FeRh films show[r]

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Peterson’s SAT II Success: Physics184When two current-carrying wires are side by side, their magneticfields interact, causing the wires to attract one another or to repelone another.Notice the arrows in diagram A. Think of this situation asopposite magnetic fields, that attract one another. T[r]

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