Abstract
The dependence of the magnetic surface anisotropy constant K S on the magnetic layer thickness 2L has been studied in amorphous Fe 70 B 30 /Ag and amorphous C 80 B 20 /Ag multilayer films, by magnetometry and ferromagnetic resonance (FMR). Interpretation of the FMR data has required the extension of the theory of FMR in an ultrathin amorphous film so as to include the effect of an in-plane volume anisotropy
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