Poster: Ni 2 Si thin films for Nano electronics applications
POSTER
Abstract
Thin films of the intermetallic ferromagnet Ni 2 Si (thickness from 50 nm) were
synthesized via molecular beam epitaxy. Investigation using X-ray diffraction shows the
expected hexagonal crystal structure. For the first time, we report on the magnetic
properties of this compound. Ni 2 Si is a ferromagnet with magnetic order stable up to a
high Curie temperature. To investigate the electronic properties of the material, we
present a detailed look into the contributions to its longitudinal resistivity, which
indicates a half-metallic band structure. Additionally, for the first time, measurements of
the ordinary Hall resistivity and anomalous Hall conductivity were undertaken.
synthesized via molecular beam epitaxy. Investigation using X-ray diffraction shows the
expected hexagonal crystal structure. For the first time, we report on the magnetic
properties of this compound. Ni 2 Si is a ferromagnet with magnetic order stable up to a
high Curie temperature. To investigate the electronic properties of the material, we
present a detailed look into the contributions to its longitudinal resistivity, which
indicates a half-metallic band structure. Additionally, for the first time, measurements of
the ordinary Hall resistivity and anomalous Hall conductivity were undertaken.
Presenters
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Italian Johnson
Jackson State University
Authors
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Italian Johnson
Jackson State University
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John Philip
Mentor
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Andrew Forbes
Mentor( Catholic University of America)