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    Ferromagnetic properties of MnSix and MnGex thin layers prepared by pulsed laser ablation by Kostejn, M., Fajgar, R., Drinek, V., Jandova, V., Kupcik, J., Huber, S., Mikysek, P.

    Published in Materials chemistry and physics (01-09-2020)
    “…Pulsed laser deposition and post-annealing was used for the preparation of MnSix and MnGex thin layers in order to study the increase of ferromagnetic…”
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    Determination of Composition and Thickness of MnSi and MnGe Layers by EDS by Kostejn, M., Fajgar, R., Drinek, V., Jandova, V., Novotny, F.

    “…Determination of composition and thickness is crucial for the preparation of thin layers. A separate measurement is possible; however, it could be…”
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    Oxygen effect in NO direct decomposition over K/Co-Mg-Mn-Al mixed oxide catalyst–Temperature programmed desorption study by Pacultová, K., Klegova, A., Karásková, K., Fridrichová, D., Bílková, T., Koštejn, M., Obalová, L.

    Published in Molecular catalysis (01-06-2021)
    “…•The role of oxygen in NO decomposition was studied over Co-Mg-Mn-Al mixed oxide.•Transition metals in octahedral coordination represent sites for NO…”
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    Reactive laser-induced ablation as approach to titanium oxycarbide films by Jandova, V., Fajgar, R., Dytrych, P., Kostejn, M., Drinek, V., Kupcik, J.

    Published in Thin solid films (01-09-2015)
    “…The IR laser-induced reactive ablation of frozen titanium ethoxide target was studied. The method involves the laser ablation of titanium ethoxide at −140°C in…”
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    Characterization of thin MnSi and MnGe layers prepared by reactive UV pulsed laser deposition by Kostejn, M., Fajgar, R., Dytrych, P., Kupcik, J., Drinek, V., Jandova, V., Huber, S., Novotny, F.

    Published in Thin solid films (30-11-2016)
    “…Reactive pulsed laser deposition is a technique suitable for producing homogenous thin layers of silicon or germanium with high concentration of embedded…”
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