作者: H. Xu , E. Girgis , J. Rudge , Th. Speliotis , C. A. Ross
DOI: 10.1109/LMAG.2012.2207882
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摘要: The dynamic behavior of the vortex magnetization on micrometer-sized, ferromagnetic/antiferromagnetic (FM/AFM) bilayer exchange-coupled square elements is investigated using time-resolved Kerr effect microscopy and micromagnetic modeling. $10 \mu$ m $\times 10 consisting Ni $_{80}$ Fe $_{20}$ /Ir Mn bilayers were prepared subsequently field cooled at various strengths $H_{\rm cf}$ , resulting in different exchange-bias ex}$ profiles FM/AFM interface. With presence core displaced from center consequently fourfold symmetry Landau state breaks. spin-wave eigenmode excited upon application a magnetic pulse strongly dependent level displacement configuration, which mode frequency decreases for growing domain, whereas it increases shrinking domain.