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Multiple ferromagnetic resonance in mesoscopic permalloy rings

Giesen, F.
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Podbielski, J.
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Korn, T.
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2005
Journal of Applied Physics

Using a broadband microwave spectrometer we have investigated the magnetization dynamics of mesoscopic ferromagnetic disks and rings in the frequency range from 45 MHz to 20 GHz . We studied permalloy rings with an outer diameter of 2 μ m and different ring widths w . In the mesoscopic devices we find several ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) lines which shift with the in-plane magnetic field H b . Among them, two pronounced FMR modes are identified. We attribute these modes to localized spin waves in different ring segments where the characteristic resonance frequency either decreases or increases as a function of w , depending on the orientation of the ring segment with respect to H b .

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DOI
10.1063/1.1851932
Author(s)
Giesen, F.
Podbielski, J.
Korn, T.
Grundler, D.
Date Issued

2005

Published in
Journal of Applied Physics
Volume

97

Issue

10

Article Number

10A712

Subjects

Demagnetization

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Dispersion

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Ferromagnetic resonance

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Magnetic anisotropy

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Permalloys

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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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