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spellingShingle Dinia, A., Guth, M., Applied Physics Letters, Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches, Physics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)
title Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches
title_full Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches
title_fullStr Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches
title_full_unstemmed Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches
title_short Interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled Fe/Si/Fe/Ru sandwiches
title_sort interfacial origin of inverse magnetoresistance in uncoupled fe/si/fe/ru sandwiches
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