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Silicon inversion layer with a ferromagnetic gate: A novel spin source (invited)
Novel spin transport behavior is theoretically shown to result from replacing the usual metal (or polysilicon) gate in a silicon field-effect transistor with a ferromagnet, separated from the semiconductor by an ultrathin oxide. The spin-dependent interplay between the drift current (due to a source
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