Magnetic force microscopy study of microwave-assisted magnetization reversal in submicron-scale ferromagnetic particles
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M. Ohta | Kimihide Matsuyama | S. Yoshimura | K. Matsuyama | Y. Nozaki | Yukio Nozaki | K. Tateishi | S. Taharazako | S. Yoshimura | K. Tateishi | S. Taharazako | M. Ohta
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