An Analysis of Characteristics of Magnetostatic Waves Propagating in Nonhomogeneous Fields Across the Ferrospinel Film Thickness


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Abstract

The amplitude-frequency characteristics (AFCs) of magnetostatic waves in the films of magnesium-manganese ferrospinels with nanostructured inhomogeneities are discussed. A common effect, observed in the film AFCs under different process conditions, is the ‘oscillations of propagation’ of magnetostatic waves as a function of the frequency. The oscillation pattern is thought to depend on the inhomogeneous exchange parameters and the surface anisotropy constants. The wave instability is characterized by the resonant interaction of the dipole magnetostatic waves with the surface spin waves. It is shown that the ferrospinel films with periodic nanostructured inhomogeneities of 30–40 nm could be treated as magnon crystals. An inclusion of the inhomogeneity into consideration allows one to provide reasoning for the formation of the rejection bands within the range 9–12 GHz, whose frequencies correspond to Bragg frequencies.

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Yu. V. Velikanova

Samara State Technical University

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Russian Federation, Samara

M. R. Vinogradova

Samara State Technical University

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Russian Federation, Samara

L. A. Mitlina

Samara State Technical University

Email: juliavl@mail.ru
Russian Federation, Samara

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