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Parallel mode differential phase contrast in transmission electron microscopy, II: KCuF phase transition
G. W. Paterson, G. M. Macauley, S. McVitie +1
In Part I of this diptych, we outlined the theory and an analysis methodology for quantitative phase recovery from real-space distortions of Fresnel images acquired in the parallel…
Parallel mode differential phase contrast in transmission electron microscopy, I: Theory and analysis
G. W. Paterson, G. M. Macauley, S. McVitie +1
In Part I of this diptych, we outline the parallel mode of differential phase contrast (TEM-DPC), which uses real-space distortion of Fresnel images arising from electrostatic or m…
Direct visualization of the magnetostructural phase transition in nano-scale FeRh thin films using differential phase contrast imaging
Trevor P. Almeida, Damien McGrouther, Rowan Temple +5
To advance the use of thermally-activated magnetic materials in device applications it is necessary to examine their behaviour on the localised scale in operando conditions. Equi-a…
Phase domain boundary motion and memristance in gradient-doped FeRh nanopillars induced by spin injection
Rowan C. Temple, Mark C. Rosamond, Jamie R. Massey +6
The B2-ordered alloy FeRh shows a metamagnetic phase transition, transforming from antiferromagnetic (AF) to ferromagnetic (FM) order at a temperature ~K in…
Order and Disorder in the Magnetisation of the Chiral Crystal CrNbS
Gary W. Paterson, Tsukasa Koyama, Misako Shinozaki +9
Competing magnetic anisotropies in chiral crystals with Dzyaloshinskii Moriya exchange interactions can give rise to non-trivial chiral topological magnetisation configurations wit…
Quantitative imaging of hybrid chiral spin textures in magnetic multilayer systems by Lorentz microscopy
K. Fallon, S. McVitie, W. Legrand +5
Chiral magnetic textures in ultrathin perpendicularly magnetised multilayer film stacks with an interfacial Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction have been the focus of much research r…