Abstract

Spin scattering characteristics of nickel doped with manganese are compared to nickel doped with iron and chromium in nickel. Conclusions are made based on the spin characteristics of the nickel samples doped with manganese with varying percentages in a host nickel crystal. Manganese doping increases the magnetic exchange splitting of nickel, similar to doping with iron and opposite to doping with chromium. On the other hand, manganese doping behaves different from iron with respect the ratio of the majority to minority spin carriers and the ratio of their lifetimes. While iron doping affects both ratios strongly, manganese and chromium doping do not.

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