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doi: 10.1063/1.1502913
handle: 10261/25306
The magneto-optical activity of Fe nanoparticulate systems is studied in this work as a function of the matrix that surrounds the particles and the Fe concentration in the effective layer. It is shown that the magneto-optical activity is not linear or proportional to the amount of Fe even at low coverages when the matrix surrounding the particles is an insulator. As a conclusion, it is also demonstrated that the magneto-optical response of a magnetic ultrathin film system strongly depends on its growth mode, with modifications of up to 100% in its magneto-optical activity.
Magnetic thin films, Iron, Magneto-optical effects, Nanostructured materials
Magnetic thin films, Iron, Magneto-optical effects, Nanostructured materials
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