“…The first term on the right hand side of equabions (21) is due to the linear excitat,ion whereas the second term becomes important in the nonlinear region, when Ia, , l approa.ches its crit,ical value, given by:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The approximate solutions (19) and (21), the transformation relations (7), (~l O ) , and (13) lead to the following approximate expression for a j , :…”
The nonlinear excitation of linearly coupled spin waves is treated using a particular model of coupled oscillators. The results obtained are used t.o discuss the magnon distribution and the ~" ( h ) dependence for the ferromagnetic resonance in the presence of strong two-magnon scattering.Die nichtlineare Anregung linear gekoppelter Spinwellen wird mit einem Modell gekoppelter Oszillatoren behandelt. Die Ergebnisse werden zur Diskussion der Magnonverteilung und der X"(h)-Abhangigkeit der ferromagnetischen Resonanz mit einer starken Zwei-Magnonstreuung benutzt.
“…The first term on the right hand side of equabions (21) is due to the linear excitat,ion whereas the second term becomes important in the nonlinear region, when Ia, , l approa.ches its crit,ical value, given by:…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approximate solutions (19) and (21), the transformation relations (7), (~l O ) , and (13) lead to the following approximate expression for a j , :…”
The nonlinear excitation of linearly coupled spin waves is treated using a particular model of coupled oscillators. The results obtained are used t.o discuss the magnon distribution and the ~" ( h ) dependence for the ferromagnetic resonance in the presence of strong two-magnon scattering.Die nichtlineare Anregung linear gekoppelter Spinwellen wird mit einem Modell gekoppelter Oszillatoren behandelt. Die Ergebnisse werden zur Diskussion der Magnonverteilung und der X"(h)-Abhangigkeit der ferromagnetischen Resonanz mit einer starken Zwei-Magnonstreuung benutzt.
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