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Super-resolution magnetic correlation microscope

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icroelectronics industry has revolutionized nearly every aspect of our lives. The ever-growing need for faster and more efficient devices, recently emphasized by the extreme computing requirements of artificial intelligence techniques, is pushing traditional device architectures to their limits, prompting the search for novel physical realization of such devices. Currently, the most promising approach involves magnetic materials, as can be witnessed through the recent advent of magnetic memories as well as development of logic devices based on hybrid electronic/magnetic structures and the flow of magnetic charge, referred to as “spintronics”. Despite the tremendous progress achieved, the field of spintronics is held back by both fundamental and practical open questions related to issues such as magnetization switching and excitation dynamics, effects of magnetic and topological defects, and local conductance properties of magnetic devices. A major obstacle encountered in addressing these important open questions stems from limited measurement and characterization techniques – high-r

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