First principles studies of modulated Co/Cu superlattices with strongly and weakly exchange biased Co-monolayers
S. Krompiewski, F. Süss, U. Krey
Abstract
First-principles calculations have been performed in order to determine effective exchange integrals between strongly and weakly exchange-coupled Co monolayers in certain modulated periodic CoCu2/CoCun-type superlattices with three non-equivalent Co planes, which have not yet been studied hitherto. For 3 n 6 we find that the two non-equivalent exchange integrals have opposite signs, i.e.~the strong coupling is antiferromagnetic and the weak coupling ferromagnetic, and differ for n 4 from each other by one order of magnitude. It is shown that the results depend on the system as a whole and could not be obtained from separate parts. Finally we suggest that ''spin valve'' systems of such kind should be considered when trying to obtain good magneto-resistance together with low switching-fields.
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