2020
DOI: 10.1088/1361-648x/abc941
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Controlling magnetic domain wall velocity by femtosecond laser pulses

Abstract: Using the technique of double high-speed photography, we find that a femtosecond laser pulse is able to change the velocity of a moving domain wall in an yttrium iron garnet. The change depends on the light intensity and the domain wall velocity itself. To explain the results we propose a model in which the domain wall velocity is controlled by photo-induced generation of vertical Bloch lines.

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“…For this, however, a system of coupled Landau-Lifshitz equations need to be solved, which will be a subject of a separate detailed study. Within the framework of the described model, we do not consider the interaction of a moving domain wall with an acoustic wave (see for more details [55,56]). The established behavior of the induced DW motion can be used to implement the elements of integral spintronics (logic circuits, memory elements, etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this, however, a system of coupled Landau-Lifshitz equations need to be solved, which will be a subject of a separate detailed study. Within the framework of the described model, we do not consider the interaction of a moving domain wall with an acoustic wave (see for more details [55,56]). The established behavior of the induced DW motion can be used to implement the elements of integral spintronics (logic circuits, memory elements, etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The magnetic bubble lattice can be easily configured by an out of plane magnetic field and the corresponding bubble domains manipulated via a small gradient when the field is still on. Further, given the fast response of the Bloch wall to magnetic field, with a propagation speed of the order of ~ 1km s −1 54 , these features make this type of approach a promising candidate for magnetic-based nanoscale trapping. While our magnetic domains are relatively large, much smaller bubbles could be also synthesized in garnet film 55 that could eventually lead to further system miniaturization.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Исследование динамики доменной границы в GdFeCo проводили с помощью метода двукратной высокоскоростной фотографии на основе эффекта Фарадея [17]. В настоящей работе метод двукратной фотографии с использованием фемтосекундного лазера был объединен с методом накачка-зондирования [18]. В эксперименте была использована геометрия: импульс зондирования 1−импульс накачки−импульс зондирования 2.…”
Section: экспериментunclassified
“…Следует отметить, что аналогичный механизм изменения внутренней структуры ДГ под действием импульса накачки был предложен в работе [18] для объяснения торможения ДГ в пленке феррита-граната под действием оптического импульса. Однако в пленке феррита-граната скорость движения ДГ не превышала 0.6 km/s, и торможение ДГ наблюдали если скорость границы была менее 0.5 km/s, т. e. в том случае, если преобладал один из конкурирующих механизмов.…”
Section: обсуждение результатовunclassified
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