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P. Grünberg

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Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

Magnetic properties of thin filmsMagnetic Properties of AlloysAdvanced Condensed Matter PhysicsQuantum and electron transport phenomenaMagnetic Properties and Applications

P. Grünberg works in Magnetic properties of thin films, Magnetic Properties of Alloys, Advanced Condensed Matter Physics, Quantum and electron transport phenomena, Magnetic Properties and Applications. Recorded institutional associations include Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology.

190Publications
12,916Citations
42H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Enhanced magnetoresistance in layered magnetic structures with antiferromagnetic interlayer exchange

    1989 · 4,347 citations

  2. Layered Magnetic Structures: Evidence for Antiferromagnetic Coupling of Fe Layers across Cr Interlayers

    1986 · 2,328 citations

  3. Novel magnetoresistance effect in layered magnetic structures: Theory and experiment

    1990 · 457 citations

  4. Domain Observations on FeCrFe Layered Structnres. Evidence for a Biquadratic Coupling Effect

    1991 · 419 citations

  5. Oscillations with a period of two Cr monolayers in the antiferromagnetic exchange coupling in a (001) Fe/Cr/Fe sandwich structure

    1991 · 232 citations

  6. Short- and long period oscillations in the exchange coupling of Fe across epitaxially grown Al- and Au-interlayers

    1992 · 222 citations

  7. Nobel Lecture: From spin waves to giant magnetoresistance and beyond

    2008 · 218 citations

  8. Magnetostatic spin-wave modes of a ferromagnetic multilayer

    1983 · 199 citations

  9. Layered magnetic structures: interlayer exchange coupling and giant magnetoresistance

    1995 · 176 citations

  10. Noncollinear and collinear magnetic structures in exchange coupled Fe/Cr(001) superlattices

    1995 · 138 citations

  11. Magnetic-dipole mechanism for biquadratic interlayer coupling

    1994 · 137 citations

  12. Effect of interlayer exchange coupling on spin-wave spectra in magnetic double layers: Theory and experiment

    1989 · 136 citations

  13. Light Scattering from Bulk and Surface Spin Waves in EuO

    1977 · 126 citations

  14. Evidence for Oscillations in the Interlayer Coupling of Fe Films Across Cr Films from Spin Waves and M(H) Curves

    1991 · 121 citations

  15. Magnetic hysteresis of epitaxially-deposited iron in the monolayer range: A Kerr effect experiment in surface magnetism

    1986 · 114 citations

  16. The study of mechanical properties of a-C:H films by Brillouin scattering and ultralow load indentation

    1989 · 100 citations

  17. Layered Magnetic Structures: History, Highlights, Applications

    2001 · 96 citations

  18. Layered magnetic structures: Evidence for antiferromagnetic coupling of Fe layers across Cr interlayers

    1987 · 95 citations

  19. Layered magnetic structures: antiferromagnetic type interlayer coupling and magnetoresistance due to antiparallel alignment

    1991 · 91 citations

  20. Some ways to modify the spin-wave mode spectra of magnetic multilayers (invited)

    1985 · 86 citations

  21. Layered magnetic structures in research and application

    2000 · 84 citations

  22. Layered magnetic structures: Antiferromagnetic-type interlayer coupling and magnetoresistance due to antiparallel alignment

    1991 · 83 citations

  23. Magnetostatic spin-wave modes of a heterogeneous ferromagnetic double layer

    1981 · 79 citations

  24. Interlayer exchange, magnetotransport and magnetic domains in Fe/Cr layered structures

    1992 · 77 citations

  25. Light scattering from magnetic surface excitations

    1985 · 73 citations

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