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Edge Rotational Magnons in Magnonic Crystals

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It is predicted that in 2D magnonic crystals the edge rotational magnons of forward vol-ume magnetostatic spin waves can exist. Under certain conditions locally bounded magnons may ap-pear within the crystal consisting of the ferromagnetic matrix and periodically inserted magnetic/non-magnetic inclusions. It is also shown that interplay of different resonances in 2D magnonic crystalmay provide conditions for spin wave modes existence with negative group velocity.

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Ivan Lisenkov*, Dmitry Kalyabin, S. Nikitov

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Bragg Resonances, Edge States, Local, Magnonic Crystals, Spin Waves

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