Krautscheid P, Reeve RM, Schoenke D, Boventer I, Conca A, Chumak A, Hillebrands B, Ehrler J, Osten J, Fassbender J, Klaeui M (2018)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2018
Book Volume: 98
Article Number: 214406
Journal Issue: 21
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.98.214406
The relation between the nonadiabaticity parameter β and the damping parameter α is investigated in permalloy-based microdisks. In order to determine β, high-resolution imaging of the current-induced vortex-core displacement is performed using scanning electron microscopy with polarization analysis. The materials properties of the films are varied via rare-earth Dy doping, leading to a greatly enhanced damping, while retaining the same spin configuration for the confined vortex state. A clear trend to much higher nonadiabaticity values is seen for the higher doping levels and an averaged value of β=(0.29±0.15)×10-2 is determined for 1.73% Dy doping, compared to (0.067±0.014)×10-2 which is extracted for pure permalloy. This is supportive of a similar scaling of β and α in this system, pointing to a common origin of the spin relaxation which is at the heart of nonadiabatic transport and the dissipation of angular momentum that provides damping, in line with theoretical calculations.
APA:
Krautscheid, P., Reeve, R.M., Schoenke, D., Boventer, I., Conca, A., Chumak, A.,... Klaeui, M. (2018). Direct observation of spin diffusion enhanced nonadiabatic spin torque effects in rare-earth-doped permalloy. Physical Review B, 98(21). https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.98.214406
MLA:
Krautscheid, Pascal, et al. "Direct observation of spin diffusion enhanced nonadiabatic spin torque effects in rare-earth-doped permalloy." Physical Review B 98.21 (2018).
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