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Quenching of magnetoresistance by hot electrons in magnetic tunnel junctions

Zhang et al., 1997

Document ID
8455962108395392718
Author
Zhang S
Levy P
Marley A
Parkin S
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Physical Review Letters

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A zero bias anomaly is observed at low temperatures in the current-voltage characteristics of ferromagnetic tunnel junctions; the drop in the junction resistance with increasing bias voltage is greater for antiparallel alignment of the magnetic moments of the magnetic …
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