Edit: This may or may not be a version issue. This might be a memory leak. I'm not certain.
A:
The only change in 5.0.0, is that I added 4 arguments to the localize() method:
@Param("self", "", "name of the graph where the form has to be localised",
"parameters.LanguageCode") String self, @Param("in", "", "name of the form to
be localised") String in, @Param("out", "", "name of the form where the
localised result has to be saved") String out, @Param("args", "",
"arguments for the translation") Object[] args.
User-friendly mapping of temperature dependence of anisotropy in composite films on graphite.
The temperature dependence of the magneto-optical Kerr effect (MOKE) was investigated in order to map the anisotropy in thick and ultrathin Co(45)/Ni(45) films on graphene grown by chemical vapor deposition (CVD). The films were grown with a gradient in thickness, making it possible to investigate the effects of film thickness on the film magnetization and the MOKE anisotropy. The films were grown on a hot-tempered Si substrate, which significantly affected the film properties in comparison to films on the as-received cold substrate. The films were characterized using X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and vibrating sample magnetometry (VSM). It was found that the film thickness, growth rate, and properties of the substrate played a decisive role in the film characteristics. The results showed that the thermal stability of the Co(45)/Ni(45) films depended on the film thickness. It was found that the surface anisotropy was formed during the CVD growth. The temperature-induced evolution of the MOKE anisotropy and the magnetization anisotropy were analyzed in terms of the Fresnel theory. The dependences of the anisotropy on the film thickness and the thermal treatment were used to draw a graph that can be used to help in the design of temperature-dependent MOKE films for many applications.Q:
no "filename" attribute is given to the IEnumerator, this is deprecated
i am getting the following
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