Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects

Ferromagnetic resonance in thin films and heterostructures is studied by micromagnetic simulation. Using a Fourier transform, we obtain the power spectrum of modes of precession and demonstrate that they agree with experimental results. Additional resonance modes associated with demagnetization effe...

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主要な著者: Baker, A, Davies, C, Figueroa, A, Shelford, L, van der Laan, G, Hesjedal, T
フォーマット: Journal article
言語:English
出版事項: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2014
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author Baker, A
Davies, C
Figueroa, A
Shelford, L
van der Laan, G
Hesjedal, T
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Davies, C
Figueroa, A
Shelford, L
van der Laan, G
Hesjedal, T
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description Ferromagnetic resonance in thin films and heterostructures is studied by micromagnetic simulation. Using a Fourier transform, we obtain the power spectrum of modes of precession and demonstrate that they agree with experimental results. Additional resonance modes associated with demagnetization effects are observed and studied as a function of the sample dimensions. Sufficiently confined geometries lead to a reorientation of the resonance mode, and a dramatic change in its frequency. Finally, the simulations are extended to exchange-coupled bilayers where energy is transferred between magnetic materials. © 2014 AIP Publishing LLC.
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spelling oxford-uuid:c4b24644-5c5c-489d-a3e6-1c797c5992de2022-03-27T06:25:26ZModelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effectsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c4b24644-5c5c-489d-a3e6-1c797c5992deEnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordAmerican Institute of Physics Inc.2014Baker, ADavies, CFigueroa, AShelford, Lvan der Laan, GHesjedal, TFerromagnetic resonance in thin films and heterostructures is studied by micromagnetic simulation. Using a Fourier transform, we obtain the power spectrum of modes of precession and demonstrate that they agree with experimental results. Additional resonance modes associated with demagnetization effects are observed and studied as a function of the sample dimensions. Sufficiently confined geometries lead to a reorientation of the resonance mode, and a dramatic change in its frequency. Finally, the simulations are extended to exchange-coupled bilayers where energy is transferred between magnetic materials. © 2014 AIP Publishing LLC.
spellingShingle Baker, A
Davies, C
Figueroa, A
Shelford, L
van der Laan, G
Hesjedal, T
Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title_full Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title_fullStr Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title_full_unstemmed Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title_short Modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers: Exchange coupling and demagnetisation-driven effects
title_sort modelling ferromagnetic resonance in magnetic multilayers exchange coupling and demagnetisation driven effects
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