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Tasker audify3/7/2023 ![]() Understanding volatility correlation behavior with a magnitude cross-correlation function These results indicate that it is important to consider the DOS of the ferromagnetic materials under the influence of an applied V bias and the quality of tunnel barrier when observing large spin accumulation signals in Si All of the experimental results can be explained by taking into account the density of states (DOS) in CoFe under the influence of the applied V bias and the quality of MgO tunnel barrier. We find the apparent maximum magnitude of spin polarization as a function of V bias and the correlation between the magnitude of spin accumulation signals and the shape of differential conductance (dI/dV) curves within the framework of the standard spin diffusion model. We study in detail how the bias voltage (V bias ) and interface resistance (RA) depend on the magnitude of spin accumulation signals (|ΔV| or |ΔV|/I, where I is current) as detected by three-terminal Hanle measurements in CoFe/MgO/Si on insulator (SOI) devices with various MgO layer thicknesses and SOI carrier densities. ![]() International Nuclear Information System (INIS) Maximum magnitude in bias-dependent spin accumulation signals of CoFe/MgO/Si on insulator devices This evidence surfaces only if one controls. ![]() Using data from a field experiment in Denmark, we find statistically significant evidence of a magnitude effect that is much smaller than is claimed. rate that is independent of the scale of the project for cost–benefit analysis and capital budgeting. If the magnitude effect is quantitatively significant, it is not appropriate to use one discount. We evaluate the claim that individuals exhibit a magnitude effect in their discounting behaviour, where higher discount rates are inferred from choices made with lower principals, all else being equal. Discounting Behaviour and the Magnitude EffectĪndersen, Steffen Harrison, Glenn W.
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