2019
DOI: 10.1103/revmodphys.91.035004
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Current-induced spin-orbit torques in ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic systems

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“…RH vs. Hz curves after applying different single pulses Ip = 26 mA, -30 mA, 34 mA, 38 mA and -38 mA in Hx = 1 kOe for sample Ta (1)/Pt (3)/Co (1)/IrMn (4)/Co (5)/Ta (2). 19 ig. S2.…”
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“…RH vs. Hz curves after applying different single pulses Ip = 26 mA, -30 mA, 34 mA, 38 mA and -38 mA in Hx = 1 kOe for sample Ta (1)/Pt (3)/Co (1)/IrMn (4)/Co (5)/Ta (2). 19 ig. S2.…”
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“…The rf field (h rf ) which is perpendicular to the applied magnetic field (H) defines the direction of spin current (Js) (d) FMR spectra of the sample Mn2Au (10 nm)/Co40Fe40B20 (5 nm)/TaOx(2 nm) measured in the frequency range of 5-17 GHz. Open symbols are experimental data, while solid lines are the best fit using equation(3).…”
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“…The precessing ferromagnets attached to the NM layer is expected to have spin accumulation at FM/NM interface, may result in the induced effective field . The precessing ferromagnet Fe 50 Pt 50 (Fe 20 Ni 80 ) at their resonance field, will result in the spin accumulation at interface Cu/Fe 20 Ni 80 (Cu/Fe 50 Pt 50 ), respectively.…”
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