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Exchange bias due to coupling between coexisting antiferromagnetic and spin-glass orders
Exchange bias is a property of widespread technological utility, but its underlying mechanism remains elusive, in part because it is rooted in the interaction of coexisting order parameters in the presence of complex magnetic disorder. Here we show that a giant exchange bias housed within a spin-gla
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