Abstract
Structural and magnetic properties of two-dimensional spatially ordered system of ferromagnetic nickel nanowires embedded into Al 2 O 3 matrix have been studied using polarized small-angle neutron scattering. The small-angle diffraction pattern exhibits many diffraction peaks, which corresponds to the scattering from highly correlated hexagonal structure of pores and magnetic nanowires. Magnetic contribution to the scattering has complex behavior and cannot be explained without taking into account stray fields located between magnetized nanowires.
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