Shoji Ikeda

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Tohoku University

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Yoshiaki Saito

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Hiroshi Naganuma

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Thi Van Anh Nguyen

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Hiroaki Honjo

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Ultrafast spin–orbit torque-induced magnetization switching in a 75°-canted magnetic tunnel junction

Influence of sidewall damage on thermal stability in quad-CoFeB/MgO interfaces by micromagnetic simulation

Influence of Iridium Sputtering Conditions on the Magnetic Properties of Co/Pt-Based Iridium-Synthetic Antiferromagnetic Coupling Reference Layer

Effect of Magnetic Coupling Between Two CoFeB Layers on Thermal Stability in Perpendicular Magnetic Tunnel Junctions With MgO/CoFeB/Insertion Layer/CoFeB/MgO Free Layer

Perpendicular Magnetic Tunnel Junctions With Four Anti-Ferromagnetically Coupled Co/Pt Pinning Layers

Effect of oxygen incorporation on dynamic magnetic properties in Ta-O/Co-Fe-B bilayer films under out-of-plane and in-plane magnetic fields

Enhancement of current to spin-current conversion and spin torque efficiencies in a synthetic antiferromagnetic layer based on a Pt/Ir/Pt spacer layer

Nanometer-thin L1<sub>0</sub>-MnAl film with B2-CoAl underlayer for high-speed and high-density STT-MRAM: Structure and magnetic properties

Structural Analysis of CoFeB/MgO-Based Perpendicular MTJs With Junction Size of 20 nm by STEM Tomography

40 nm 1T-1MTJ 128 Mb STT-MRAM with Novel Averaged Reference Voltage Generator Based on Detailed Analysis of Scaled-Down Memory Cell Array Design

Antiferromagnetic interlayer exchange coupling and large spin Hall effect in multilayer systems with Pt/Ir/Pt and Pt/Ir layers

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Yoshiaki Saito

Hiroshi Naganuma

Thi Van Anh Nguyen

Hiroaki Honjo

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