Spin Ordering on the Surface of a Topological Insulator with Magnetic Ions
p.494
p.494
Electron Transport in Partially Filled Iron Carbon Nanotubes
p.498
p.498
"γ-Fe Problem" and Epitaxial Growth of Fe on Cu(001)
p.502
p.502
Magneto-Optical Kerr Effect Enhancement in Co-Ti-O Nanocomposite Films
p.506
p.506
Carbon Nanotube Bolometer: Transport Properties and Noise Characteristics
p.510
p.510
The Influence of Quantum Size Effects on Magnetic Properties of Thin-Film Systems
p.514
p.514
Characteristics of the Periodic Fine Structure in Domain Walls in Vacuum-Deposited Films
p.518
p.518
Magnetic Properties of Nickel Nanowire Arrays Patterned by Template Electrodeposition
p.522
p.522
Bias-Current and Optically Driven Transport Properties of the Hybrid Fe/SiO2/p-Si Structures
p.526
p.526
Carbon Nanotube Bolometer: Transport Properties and Noise Characteristics
Abstract:
The temperature dependent resistance and the noise characteristics of an individual multi-wall carbon nanotube (CNT) decorated with a finite number of magnetic nanocubes are investigated. We show that CNT is a highly sensitive bolometer and can enable measurements of magnetic resonance in a single nanoparticle.
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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 190)
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510-513
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June 2012
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