First-principles studies of modulated Co/Cu superlattices with strongly and weakly exchange-biased Co-monolayers leading to a ferrimagnetic ground state

Physics – Condensed Matter

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First-principles calculations have been performed in order to determine effective exchange integrals between strongly and weakly exchange-biased Co monolayers in the modulated CoCu$_2$/CoCu$_n$ superlattices. For $3\le n\le 6$ it has been found that the respective exchange integrals have opposite signs and differ for $n\ne 4$ from each other by one order of magnitude and for $n=4$ still by a factor of $\sim 1.7$. The obtained phase diagram, with all the relevant magnetic phases, shows that for the $n$-values considered, the ground state configuration is ferrimagnetic.

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