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RESEARCH PRODUCT
Correlation between spin structure oscillations and domain wall velocities (presentation video)
Christoforos MoutafisJan RhensiusJan RhensiusMatthias NoskeMathias KläuiMathias KläuiJ. HeidlerMarkus WeigandGisela SchützBartel Van WaeyenbergeMohamad-assaad MawassMohamad-assaad MawassAndré BisigAndré BisigAndré BisigStefan EisebittStefan EisebittMartin StarkTolek TyliszczakFelix BüttnerFelix BüttnerFelix BüttnerHermann Stollsubject
PhysicsDomain wall (magnetism)Condensed matter physicsMagnetic domainMagnetismPosition (vector)Dynamic imagingDomain (ring theory)NanowireSpin structuredescription
Magnetic sensing and logic devices based on the motion of magnetic domain walls rely on the precise and deterministic control of the position and the velocity of individual magnetic domain walls. Varying domain wall velocities have been predicted to result from intrinsic effects such as oscillating domain wall spin structure transformations and extrinsic pinning due to imperfections. We use direct dynamic imaging of the nanoscale spin structure to directly check these predictions. We find a new regime of oscillating domain wall motion even below the Walker breakdown correlated with periodic spin structure changes and we show that the extrinsic pinning from defects in the nanowire only affects slow domain walls.
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2014-08-28 | SPIE Proceedings |