Abstract
This paper reports on the results of experimental investigations of the magnetic properties of a trilayer system that consists of high-coercive polycrystalline and low-coercive amorphous magnetic Co-P layers and a nonmagnetic amorphous Ni-P interlayer. It has been established that the coercive force and the bias field of the hysteresis loop of the low-coercive layer undergo anomalous changes in the range of small thicknesses of the hard magnetic layer. In the same range of thicknesses, a magnetic aftereffect is found to manifest itself, which is unusual for this type of magnetic structures. The observed features are associated primarily with the kinetics of formation of a crystal structure of the high-coercive layer.
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