2015
DOI: 10.1134/s0021364015080068
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Collective dynamics of magnetic vortices in an array of interacting nanodots

Abstract: The lift of the degeneracy of the resonance frequency of motion of the core of a magnetic vortex in a square array of nanodots has been experimentally detected. The appearance of a frequency multiplet has been the oretically explained. It has been shown that a reason for the lift of degeneracy can be the magnetostatic inter action between nanodots.

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“…Hence, the effective forces acting on the vortex cores of stripes 1 and 2, as in the case of quasiparticles, can be written in the form Fαtrue(boldr1, boldr2true)=gradαtrue(WM(r1,r2)true) (subscript α is the stripe number and boldr1 and boldr2 are the radius vectors of the vortex centers in local systems of coordinates). In the estimations, it is convenient to use the rigid vortex model, in which the change in the magnetization distribution profile upon slight variation in the core coordinate is ignored . For the energy of the magnetic subsystem of a pair of stripes, we obtain WMtrue(X1,X2,Y1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true)=W1selftrue(X1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY1true)+W2selftrue(X2,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true)+Winttrue(X1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exX2,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true) …”
Section: Effective Energy Of a Vortex Domain Wall In The Stripementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the effective forces acting on the vortex cores of stripes 1 and 2, as in the case of quasiparticles, can be written in the form Fαtrue(boldr1, boldr2true)=gradαtrue(WM(r1,r2)true) (subscript α is the stripe number and boldr1 and boldr2 are the radius vectors of the vortex centers in local systems of coordinates). In the estimations, it is convenient to use the rigid vortex model, in which the change in the magnetization distribution profile upon slight variation in the core coordinate is ignored . For the energy of the magnetic subsystem of a pair of stripes, we obtain WMtrue(X1,X2,Y1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true)=W1selftrue(X1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY1true)+W2selftrue(X2,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true)+Winttrue(X1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exX2,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY1,0.2em0.0ex0.0exY2true) …”
Section: Effective Energy Of a Vortex Domain Wall In The Stripementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The arrays of circular and square nanodots for our studies were formed by the "lift-off" technique from a continuous film prepared with thermal sputtering from an 80HXC alloy on silicon substrate [16].…”
Section: Experimental Equipment and Samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here we present a refinement of the calculations from works [16] for 2D-array of nanodots. Let us consider a square 2D array of cylindrical nanodots with the centers separated by equal distance d .…”
Section: Magnetostatic Interacting Nanodisksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the mechanism of creating the vortex-antivortex pair is still unclear. In addition, it is interesting to clarify the character of the nonlinear magnetic vortex oscillation and the effect of the magnetostatic interaction between nanodots in array on the oscillation modes [47][48][49][50][51].…”
Section: Controlling the Magnetic Vortex Statementioning
confidence: 99%