Microwave Magnetic Induction Structure of the Surface Spin Wave in Ferrite Film

Edwin H. Lock

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.233-234.476

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Microwave Magnetic Induction Structure of the Surface Spin Wave in Ferrite Film

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Microwave magnetic induction structure of a surface spin wave propagated in a free ferrite film is calculated. It is found that vector lines of magnetic induction represent vortexes localized near both surface of the ferrite film. The relationship between microwave magnetic induction structure and microwave electric field structure of spin wave are demonstrated.

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Ferrite Film, Microwave Electric Field Structure, Microwave Magnetic Induction Structure, Surface Spin Wave

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