Abstract
A new technique has been developed which opens the way to magnetic imaging with nm resolution. A narrow electron beam produced with a scanning tunneling microscope operating in field emission mode impinges on the magnetic surface, and the spin polarization of the emitted secondary electrons is monitored. As a first result, a hysteresis loop from an Fe-based metallic glass shows that the low-energy secondary electrons excited with this technique are spin polarized.
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