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Recovery of soft magnetic properties of FeNiSm films by Ta interlayer

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Larmor labeling development

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A magnetised foil as inclined π-flipper for time-of-flight neutron beams

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Ferromagnetic foils as monochromatic π flippers for application in spin-echo SANS

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Test of magnetised foils as a polarisation rotator for a spin echo small-angle neutron scattering instrument

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Spin-echo small angle neutron scattering in Delft

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Polarization optimization of spin-echo small angle scattering instruments

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FeNi-based magnetoimpedance multilayers: Tailoring of the softness by magnetic spacers

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Structural and magnetic properties of FeNi thin films fabricated on amorphous substrates

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