Chiral Structure in a Hard/Soft/Hard Layered Magnet

Zi Jun Wang; Yun Tao Liu; Hong Wen Xiao; Na Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.548-549.137

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Chiral Structure in a Hard/Soft/Hard Layered Magnet

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Micromagnetic simulation enabled us to fully characterize the nucleation and growth of buried domain walls in a layered hard/soft/hard ferromagnetic thin film. Simulation results show that the exchange spring trilayer exhibits a spiral spin magnetic structure and reveals detailed features of field-dependent domain walls evolution.

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Zi Jun Wang*, Yun Tao Liu, Hong Wen Xiao, Na Chen

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Domain Wall, Exchange Spring, Micromagnetic Simulation

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