Splitting of spin excitations in nanometric rings induced by a magnetic field.
← Research streamBrillouin light scattering measurements showed magnetic-field-induced splitting effects in the eigenmode spectrum of nanometric permalloy rings, affecting radial and azimuthal excitations. The observed splitting was explained in terms of mode localization or …
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Abstract
We present a Brillouin light scattering investigation of the eigenmode spectrum of nanometric permalloy rings as a function of the applied magnetic field. In particular, different splitting effects induced by the applied magnetic field on the radial and azimuthal excitations have been observed and explained in terms of either mode localization or symmetry. The dynamical matrix approach has been used to calculate the whole set of eigenvectors and eigenvalues of the system, in both the vortex and saturated states.
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Main findings
Brillouin light scattering measurements showed magnetic-field-induced splitting effects in the eigenmode spectrum of nanometric permalloy rings, affecting radial and azimuthal excitations. The observed splitting was explained in terms of mode localization or symmetry, and dynamical matrix calculations were used to compute eigenvectors and eigenvalues in vortex and saturated states.
Outcomes measured
- Eigenmode spectrum of nanometric permalloy rings
- Splitting of radial and azimuthal spin excitations (magnon modes)
- Mode localization and symmetry effects
- Eigenvectors and eigenvalues in vortex and saturated states (dynamical matrix calculations)
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.97.247203
PubMed: 17280314
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