Magnetic force microscopy

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Magnetic force microscopy (MFM) is a specialized imaging technique that uses a tiny magnetic probe to detect and visualize magnetic fields at extremely small scales—down to the nanometer level. Unlike a regular microscope that simply magnifies what you see, MFM maps the invisible magnetic landscape of a material's…

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