Article | REF: E1960 V2

Magneto-optical effects and materials

Author: Jacques FERRE

Publication date: January 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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4. Conclusion

In addition to their contribution to spectroscopy, magneto-optical investigations are increasingly used to measure the magnetization of many materials. What's more, they enable non-destructive testing of the magnetism of multilayer structures and nano-elements intended for integration into miniaturized devices. Many researchers and engineers are trying to determine the origin of magneto-optical effects in these materials and in new structures, which is one of the aims of this article. Then, they adapt these structures to their specific problem.

Magneto-optics applications are dealt with in parallel in

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