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Angular dependence of hysteresis shift in oblique deposited ferromagnetic/antiferromagnetic coupled bilayers

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FIG. 1. (a) Illustration of sputtering oblique deposition set-up used to fabri- fabri-cate our samples
Figure 3 shows the angular dependence of hysteresis loops shift (as an example, see the hysteresis loop in the inset) for  dif-ferent oblique deposition angles (a)
FIG. 4. Comparative results between FMR and MOKE data as a function of oblique deposition angle

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